




Explore Old Trafford stadium and its world-class museum, walking in the footsteps of football legends through decades of Manchester United's iconic history.
Venue Type
Indoor & Outdoor
Typical visit duration
All day
Booking
Book in advance
Recommended ages
0 months (newborn)+
On-site café located next to the museum entrance in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand offering food and drink
As a Manchester United fan since childhood, visiting Old Trafford was truly a dream come true. It’s something I’ve wanted to do for years, and the experience exceeded all my expectations. Our tour guide was excellent. She explained everything so clearly and shared fascinating stories about the club’s rich history, making every stop along the tour even more special. Seeing the incredible contribution of Sir Alex Ferguson, the trophies the club has won over the years, and all the historic memorabilia in the museum filled me with pride. Walking through the dressing room, the players’ tunnel, sitting in the dugout, and standing beside the pitch gave me an amazing feeling. Taking photos in these iconic places made the experience even more memorable. The atmosphere of Old Trafford is something every true Manchester United fan should experience at least once. It makes you feel connected to the club in a way you can’t get from watching matches on TV. I would definitely visit again, and hopefully next time I’ll be back to watch a match at the Theatre of Dreams. Highly recommended for every true United supporter!
Highly recommend to reach 30 mins before the tour time. This gives one enough time to explore and enjoy the 2 floors of museum and take pictures. The tour groups start dead on time and they have ensured groups are of manageable size for each and everyone to enjoy the tour and can hear the guide loud and clear. Our guide calum was good. The tour was around 70mins. Starts from the museum through the stadium itself , stretford end , North stand, directors board, pressroom, players dressing room, bar68 and ends at the mega store where you can shop.
As a Manchester local who knows absolutely nothing about football and couldn't care less about the sport, fate has somehow landed me on this tour three times now. And honestly? It is a fantastic experience every single time. The museum is absolutely amazing and a total must-see. Pro-tip: get there early to explore the museum before your tour starts (I missed it the first time, but loved it on visits two and three). If you have extra time, you can also grab a bite at the restaurant inside the stadium beforehand. The tour itself is so well done. You get to see the stadium from the inside, step into the actual dressing rooms where the Manchester United team gets ready, and walk through the tunnel out to the field—which is an incredible experience even for a non-fan. What really makes it, though, are the tour guides. They are always incredibly passionate, super knowledgeable, friendly, and genuinely make it a cool experience for everyone. I’ve gone with massive football fans who have toured famous stadiums in Spain, and they all agree that Old Trafford is by far the better tour because you get to actually experience different, behind-the-scenes bits of it. Highly recommend, even if you don't know the offside rule!
Manchester United Museum and Stadium Tour at Old Trafford As lifelong Manchester United supporters, being at the Theatre of Dreams in person was a surreal experience that neither of us will ever forget. The visit was truly a dream come true. We thoroughly enjoyed exploring the museum and seeing the club’s trophies and history up close; it was a fantastic way to experience the team's legacy. A particular highlight for my son was seeing Amad play live. As his favorite player, witnessing that moment in person was incredibly special and made the entire trip worthwhile. Of course, the pinnacle of the visit was watching the Manchester derby. The atmosphere during the win against City was unbelievable, and the energy of the crowd is something we will carry with us for a long time. It was a thrilling match to watch, from United scoring first to City equalizing, and then United taking the lead once more before City leveled the score again. Seeing legends like Sir Alex Ferguson, Nani, Vidić, and Gary Pallister only added to the magic of the day. During our visit, we also had the chance to see the United Trinity statue of Law, Best, and Charlton, and we were particularly impressed by the dressing room and the overall depth of the stadium tour. We even managed to stop by the MegaStore to pick up some merchandise to remember the occasion. It was an unforgettable experience for both of us, and I am grateful we were able to share it.
A must-do for any football fan visiting Old Trafford. The museum and stadium tour is a fantastic experience from start to finish. Walking through the tunnel, sitting in the dugout, and stepping into the dressing rooms gives you a real sense of the history and scale of the club. The guides are knowledgeable, engaging, and bring the stories of Manchester United to life in a really enjoyable way. The museum itself is packed with trophies, memorabilia, and iconic moments, making it easy to spend a good amount of time exploring. It’s very well laid out and gives a great insight into the club’s legacy and global impact. Overall, a 5 star experience. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just appreciate sport and history, this is well worth doing.
Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026
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This venue was last updated on 29 September 2026
