Old Trafford

Visiting Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United, is a dream come true for any football fan. The iconic stadium, with its imposing red brick façade and the famous 'Theatre of Dreams' inscription, has hosted some of the most memorable moments in the club's history.

Always enjoy walking round here, nice vibe and it's good seeing people enjoying being there. The statues are spot on and the Stadium itself is very impressive to look at, albeit quite intimidating at the same time. The photo boards depicting important moments in the history of United were great as well, I could remember a lot of them which was good.

Went down for the super league grand final.Staff were superb, right across the ground the staff were fantastic. Bar staff, security, helpers etc all very friendly and embraced the atmosphere.The fans were superb, rugby fans are among the best in sport and it's one of the main reasons I've really gotten into rugby league. Love going to games as its a guaranteed laugh.In terms of the stadiumIt's been a while since I've been to a stadium that dated. Inside looks like it hasn't changed since the 80's. For a club of that size, you'd expect better.4* only down to the dated facilities. Everything else was superb and memories I won't forget anytime soon

Starting off, The stadium is extremely impressive and I love the atmosphere during match days! Even though I had sat a bit further away the fans would always create an atmosphere of excitement! Its wonderful being a fan of this amazing club.Been here preseason and many match days

Old Trafford is still the most magnificent and awe-inspiring stadium in the country. Walking down Sir Matt Busby Way and seeing the monumental frontage of the ground still takes my breath way even after over a thousand match day visits. It is looking a little ragged in places so does need a little refurbishment but it's still the one ground that all other fans want to visit. A lot of that of course is due to the fantastic United supporters who create the unforgettable atmosphere and always show respect to past heroes.

Old Trafford, the iconic home of Manchester United, is a cathedral of football that stirs the souls of fans and leaves an indelible mark on all who visit. Stepping into this hallowed ground is like entering the heart of footballing history.The stadium's grandeur is evident from the moment you approach its iconic facade. The Theatre of Dreams" lives up to its name

Visited Old Trafford for a Manchester United game and had a fantastic experience. The stadium is impressive, steeped in history, and despite the team's performance not being at its best, the atmosphere was electric. The organization for getting to and from the stadium, both before and after the match, was top-notch. A must-visit for football enthusiasts!

The experience was remarkable with all the history and the fantastic guides we had showing us around in particular for my family. The mood and atmosphere was quite sombre following the tragic death of Sir Bobby Charlton. This has been a club I have followed since my boyhood and the memories I have of the successful years are forever embedded in my heart. Its a shame the stadium is so far behind in terms of the development and investment put in by the owners which is clear to see. Nonetheless, for any true fan of this great club or even a neutral, there's a lot to take in and you will no doubt enjoy your experience.

One of the most amazing tours I've ever been on. From start to finish I thought it was brilliant. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We started in the museum which was separate from the tour and well worth seeing. The tour brought us around the terraces, into the real dressing room, got to sit in the home teams seats, into the interview room and got to walk out of the tunnel which actually gave me goose pimples. It was all made even more interesting by the friendliness and knowledge of the tour guides Rob and Phil, finishing up in the main shop. Well worth a visit, I'd definitely recommend it.