Old Trafford (also known as the Theatre of Dreams) is the home of the Manchester United Football Club. This iconic stadium was opened in 1910 and holds nearly 76,000 spectators.

Visitors can take a stadium tour to visit places such as the Players' Tunnel and Dressing Room, as well as see the museum filled with trophies and football history.

The atmosphere at Old Trafford is particularly amazing on game day. Manchester United has had a sustained run of success and their fan base is considered to be the largest in the world.

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Josh G.

Oct 11, 2008

No doubt Old Trafford is one of the most stunning stadiums in football worldwide. When you enter the stands and the whole croud is already singing and you look at the pitch and there are all your favorite players then you surely will get a gooseflesh.. And this experience you will never forget again, thats something you will always remember and you still will tell it to your children one day.. I just can recommend it to everybody..^^

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Kate H.

Apr 16, 2010

The stadium tour of Old Trafford was great. It was very different to see the place empty and quiet! We got to go everywhere from top to bottom - top of the North Stand down to the pitch-side dugout....even into the locker rooms. I'm glad we did it, was a great way to learn more about the history of the club.

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Liam F.

Aug 16, 2008

Home of Manchester United Football Club, the theatre of dreams. Incredible atmosphere on matchday, definately worthwhile even if you cant make a game. Guided tours, the best trophy room in football and the superstore for all your merchandising needs

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Andrea S.

May 15, 2011

Had the tour, never yet seen a football match, but still got the chance to walk down the tunnel and have a wander onto the pitch. Only negative was not being able to see the Home Dressing Room, was already set up for the next game.

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Luke R.

Jun 9, 2009

Where better to start looking at the history of English football than the grounds of the present champions itself. Old Trafford will simply blow you away on matchdays and is a must see where ever you stay in Manchester.

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