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1909-1910: Construction and Opening
1920s: Expansion and Stretford End
1958: Munich Air Disaster
1960s: Success Under Sir Matt Busby
1986: Sir Alex Ferguson Era Begins
1990s: Premier League Dominance
2000s-2010s: Continued Success and Modernization
Present: The "Theatre of Dreams"
Ticket costs vary based on factors such as the opposing team, your age, and your preferred seating location within the stadium.
There are a range of categories and prices available for Manchester United matchday tickets at Old Trafford, ranging between two-figure prices for both adults and concessions and above for hospitality. We've listed a breakdown of their pricing below.
Please note that United sell their tickets through tiers rather than by stand, with each colour generally corresponding to a subsection of each side of the ground. Scroll down for a view of the Man Utd seating plan.
Tier | Stand | Adult | Over 65 | Junior | Y-Adult |
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1 | Red | £58.00 | £28.00 | £28.00 | £45.50 |
2 | Silver | £55.00 | £28.00 | £28.00 | £43.25 |
3 | Blue | £52.00 | £28.00 | £28.00 | £41.00 |
4 | Green | £50.00 | £28.00 | £28.00 | £39.50 |
5 | Orange | £46.00 | £27.00 | £27.00 | £36.50 |
6 | Yellow | £45.00 | £26.50 | £26.50 | £35.75 |
7 | Black | £43.00 | £25.50 | £25.50 | £34.25 |
8 | Pink | £42.00 | £25.00 | £25.00 | £33.50 |
9 | Purple | £36.00 | £22.00 | £22.00 | £29.00 |
Capacity
74,310
Address
Old Trafford Stadium, Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA
Theatre of Dreams
Old Trafford is one for the bucket list. A legendary stadium that is sure to host much more drama through the years.
In the 2023/24 season Man Utd are struggling to find form. But drama is always guaranteed. Grab your ticket to the game through FootyLegend. We bring you exclusive access to Manchester United's most premium hospitality experiences.
Situated a 10 minute walk away from Old Trafford, is the iconic Victoria Warehouse, this package includes VIP seating, a complimentary private bar, and gourmet dining options. Guests can also enjoy exclusive access to the stadium and behind-the-scenes tours.
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club's official website serves as the primary platform for purchasing tickets. Alternatively, tickets can be obtained in person from the ticket office or by directly contacting the ticket office.
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Sir Alex Ferguson Stand (North Stand): Located opposite the dugouts, this stand is named after the legendary former manager Sir Alex Ferguson. It includes executive boxes and hospitality suites.
Sir Bobby Charlton Stand (South Stand): Named after the club legend Sir Bobby Charlton, this stand is one of the newer additions to the stadium. It also houses executive boxes, hospitality suites, and the players' tunnel.
East Stand: The East Stand is another part of Old Trafford that offers executive seating and hospitality facilities. It is situated along the side of the pitch.
Stretford End: Historically, the Stretford End was known for its terraced standing area, but it has been converted to seating. The stand is famous for its passionate and vocal supporters, creating a lively atmosphere during matches. Grab a seat in here to embed yourself in the action.
Old Trafford Seating
FootyLegend's Manchester United hospitality tickets come with great seats in the either of the long stands - Sir Alex or Sir Bobby, with pre match food & drinks served in Victoria Warehouse. Our seat locations are highlighted on the map.
For more information on what's available at Man Utd premium experiences, check out our Manchester United hospitality tickets page.
Old Trafford Stadium Tours provide a comprehensive behind-the-scenes experience, offering visitors insights into the rich history and iconic spaces of Manchester United's home ground. The tour often begins with a visit to the museum, where exhibits, memorabilia, and displays showcase the club's storied past, including a Trophy Room displaying domestic and international honors.
As the tour progresses, participants have the opportunity to walk through the players' tunnel, mirroring the path taken by Manchester United stars on matchdays. Sitting in the dugout, guests can imagine the perspective of the manager and players. The visit extends to the home team's dressing room, revealing players' spaces, jerseys, and pre-match rituals.
Venturing pitchside, guests experience the view from the manager's technical area and may explore parts of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, offering panoramic views of the stadium. The tour often includes highlights along the Sir Matt Busby Way, named after one of the club's legendary managers.