Visit Old Trafford, walk through the players’ tunnel and see behind the scenes at the home of Manchester United. The Manchester United Stadium Tour takes you into parts of the ground normally reserved for players, managers and club staff, with a guided route through the stadium followed by entry to the Manchester United Museum.
Explore the players’ dressing room, sit in the dugout, take in the view from the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand and discover the club’s story through its trophies, photographs and memorabilia.
You can book a date-specific visit directly or save with a flexible stadium tour voucher. Our current Virgin Experience Days offer gives you 20% off selected Manchester United Stadium Tour vouchers, with prices starting at £30.40 for one adult.
Manchester United Stadium Tour Highlights
- Guided tour of Old Trafford, the home of Manchester United.
- Access to the players’ dressing room, subject to stadium availability.
- Walk through the players’ tunnel towards the pitch.
- Visit the pitchside dugouts and imagine the view from the manager’s seat.
- See the stadium from the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand.
- Visit the Manchester United Museum, spread across three floors.
- Discover the club’s history, famous players, trophies and memorable moments.
- Opportunities to take photographs at selected points along the route.
Manchester United Stadium Tour Prices & Discount Offers
You can save 20% on selected Manchester United Stadium Tour vouchers through our Virgin Experience Days offer.
The vouchers provide a flexible way to buy the experience in advance, particularly if you are purchasing it as a present or have not yet decided when to visit.
Current Stadium Tour Voucher Prices
| Ticket option | Standard price | Offer price | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| One adult | £38 | £30.40 | £7.60 |
| Two adults | £75 | £60.00 | £15.00 |
| One adult + one child | £55 | £44.00 | £11.00 |
| Family tour | £99 | £79.20 | £19.80 |
Prices are those currently displayed for the selected voucher options and may change. Check the booking page for the latest availability and price.
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What Does the Stadium Tour Include?
The standard Manchester United Stadium Tour voucher includes:
- A guided tour of Old Trafford.
- Admission to the Manchester United Museum.
- An experience gift pack, including a personalised voucher and message card, where supplied with the selected voucher.
The Red Café meal is not included in the standard stadium tour. If you would like to combine your visit with a meal, see our separate Manchester United Stadium Tour with Red Café Meal.
What to Expect on the Manchester United Stadium Tour
The tour begins at the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, where visitors enter the stadium’s tour and museum centre. After checking in, you’ll meet your guide and follow the route around the ground.
The experience lasts approximately 70 minutes. The route takes in several important areas of Old Trafford, although access can change depending on stadium operations, fixtures and other events.
The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand
One of the first opportunities to appreciate the scale of Old Trafford comes from the stadium seating area. From here, you can look across the pitch and see how the different stands fit together.
The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand is named after the manager who led Manchester United through its most successful modern period. It is also home to the museum and visitor facilities.
The Players’ Dressing Room
The dressing room is one of the most anticipated stops on the tour. You can see where the first-team players prepare before matches and where the manager delivers the final instructions.
It is a chance to get a closer look at an area usually hidden from supporters. Photography is permitted in many areas of the tour, although restrictions apply in certain rooms.
The Players’ Tunnel
Walking through the players’ tunnel is another key part of the visit. You’ll follow the route used by the teams as they make their way towards the pitch.
The tunnel gives you an idea of the transition from the private areas of the stadium to the playing arena. At the end, you’ll reach the pitchside area.
The Dugouts and Pitchside
At pitch level, you can see the dugouts from close range and look across the playing surface from the position usually occupied by the substitutes and coaching staff.
The view is very different from watching a match in the stands. You get a better sense of the distance between the touchline and the far side of the pitch, as well as the scale of the stands around it.
The Press and Media Room
The tour route can also include the press and media facilities, where managers and players speak to journalists after matches.
This is where post-match interviews and press conferences take place. Photography restrictions apply in the press conference room, so follow the guide’s instructions.
Manchester United Museum
Your stadium tour ticket also includes admission to the Manchester United Museum. The museum is spread across three floors and explores the club’s history from its beginnings as Newton Heath through to the modern era.
Allow around an hour to explore the displays properly. You can usually visit the museum before or after the guided stadium tour, depending on your scheduled time.
The Early Years and Newton Heath
Manchester United began life as Newton Heath LYR Football Club in 1878, formed by workers from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. The museum traces the club’s development and its early years before it became Manchester United in 1902.
The Busby Babes and Munich Air Disaster
One of the most important sections explores the team developed under Sir Matt Busby during the 1950s.
The Busby Babes became one of the most exciting young sides in European football before the Munich air disaster in February 1958. The museum explains the tragedy and the rebuilding of the club in the years that followed.
The European Cup Triumph of 1968
The story continues through the achievements of Sir Matt Busby’s rebuilt side, culminating in Manchester United’s European Cup victory in 1968.
The triumph at Wembley against Benfica was a defining moment in the club’s history, with George Best, Bobby Charlton and Brian Kidd among the scorers.
The Sir Alex Ferguson Era
The museum also covers the 26-year managerial career of Sir Alex Ferguson, from his appointment in 1986 to his retirement in 2013.
The displays include the club’s domestic and European successes, its Premier League titles and the players who helped shape the era, including Eric Cantona, Roy Keane, David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo.
The trophy displays and memorabilia help put those achievements into context, particularly the 1999 Treble-winning season.
How Long Does the Manchester United Stadium Tour Take?
The guided stadium tour lasts approximately 70 minutes. Manchester United recommends allowing around another hour for the museum.
| Part of the visit | Time to allow |
|---|---|
| Guided stadium tour | Approximately 70 minutes |
| Manchester United Museum | Around 1 hour |
| Arrival and check-in | Allow extra time |
| Total visit | Around 2.5 hours |
The museum is spread over three floors, so it is worth allowing enough time to explore rather than rushing through the displays.
If your tour is booked for 3pm or later, you must visit the museum before the stadium tour because the museum closes earlier.
Manchester United Stadium Tour Opening Times
The published opening hours for Old Trafford Tour & Museum are:
| Day | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| Sunday to Thursday | 09:30–16:00 |
| Friday and Saturday | 09:30–17:00 |
The museum and stadium tour are closed on Manchester United home matchdays. Tour availability can also be affected by fixture changes and stadium operations.
These are visitor-centre opening hours, not guaranteed tour departure times. Check the booking calendar for the dates and times available for your visit.
How to Book the Manchester United Stadium Tour
There are two main ways to arrange a visit to Old Trafford.
Buy a Flexible Stadium Tour Voucher
A voucher is a good option if you are buying the experience as a gift or want to arrange the visit later.
- Select your preferred ticket combination from the offers above.
- Follow the Virgin Experience Days link.
- Check that the 20% discount has been applied.
- Complete your purchase and receive your voucher.
- Follow the redemption instructions to arrange your stadium tour date.
The vouchers featured in this offer are advertised with 12 months’ validity. Check the expiry date and supplier terms when purchasing.
Book a Specific Tour Date
If you already know when you want to visit, you may prefer to book directly with Manchester United.
The club’s booking calendar shows the available dates and tour times. This is useful if you are planning a trip around a particular day and want to secure a confirmed slot.
You can check our Old Trafford tour dates guide for further information.
Getting to Old Trafford
Old Trafford is in Trafford, south-west of Manchester city centre. The stadium is well connected by public transport, with Metrolink tram services and local buses serving the surrounding area.
By Tram
The nearest Metrolink stop is Old Trafford, on the Altrincham line. From there, it is a short walk to the stadium. Exchange Quay is another option, depending on your starting point.
By Train
Manchester United Football Ground station is used for selected matchday services rather than regular daily visitor travel. For a non-matchday tour, it is generally more practical to travel to Manchester city centre and continue by tram or bus.
By Bus
Several local bus services operate around the Old Trafford area. Check the latest routes and timetables before travelling.
By Car
If you are driving, check the club’s current parking arrangements before setting off. Free parking is listed at the E2 car park for visitors, with postcode M16 0SZ given by the club for navigation. Availability and access can vary, particularly around matchdays and stadium events.
For more detailed directions, parking information and transport options, see our Getting to Old Trafford guide.
Accessibility at Old Trafford
Manchester United provides accessible facilities at the museum and stadium tour, but the standard tour route includes a significant number of steps.
The club states that the standard route has 177 steps and offers a flatter route for visitors who would find the stairs difficult. This needs to be arranged in advance.
If you have accessibility requirements, contact the museum team at least 48 hours before your visit to discuss the available arrangements.
The club can also provide assistance for visitors with hearing or visual impairments. British Sign Language support and multimedia guides are available.
For specific requirements, contact Manchester United before booking:
- Telephone: 0161 676 7770
- Email: [email protected]
Is the Manchester United Stadium Tour Suitable for Children?
Yes. The stadium tour and museum are suitable for families, and children can enjoy seeing the dressing room, tunnel and pitchside areas.
Family and adult-and-child voucher options are available, although the ticket combinations and age categories depend on the product.
All visitors, including babies, need a ticket. Manchester United’s direct booking information states that children under three can be booked with a free ticket.
The museum is also worth allowing time for, with displays covering the club’s history, players and major trophies.
Other Manchester United Experiences
The standard stadium tour is the main behind-the-scenes visit, but there are other ways to explore Old Trafford and Manchester.
Stadium Tour with Red Café Meal
The Manchester United Stadium Tour with Red Café Meal combines the guided tour and museum with a meal for two at the Red Café.
It is available in adult and adult-and-child voucher combinations and is a good option if you want to make more of your visit.
Manchester United Legends Tour
The Manchester United Legends Tour offers a different experience, with a former player sharing stories about their time at the club. Availability and the players involved depend on the dates offered.
Manchester United Match Tickets and Hotel Packages
If you want to see United play at Old Trafford, our Man Utd match tickets and hotel packages bring together match tickets and accommodation options.
Hotels Near Old Trafford
If you are travelling to Manchester for the tour, staying nearby can make the visit easier. See our guide to hotels near Old Trafford for accommodation ideas.
Manchester United Stadium Tour FAQs
How much does the Manchester United Stadium Tour cost?
The price depends on the ticket combination and booking option. Our current Virgin Experience Days offer lists one adult at £30.40, reduced from £38, and two adults at £60, reduced from £75. Prices may change, so check the live offer before purchasing.
Is the Manchester United Museum included in the stadium tour?
Yes. Admission to the Manchester United Museum is included with the standard stadium tour. The museum is spread across three floors and covers the club’s history, players, trophies and major achievements.
How long is the Old Trafford Stadium Tour?
The guided stadium tour takes approximately 70 minutes. Allow around another hour to explore the museum, giving you a total visit of roughly two and a half hours, including time for arrival and check-in.
Can you visit the players’ dressing room?
The players’ dressing room is one of the areas included on the standard tour route. Access can change depending on stadium operations and the club’s schedule.
Can you walk through the players’ tunnel?
Yes. The players’ tunnel is one of the main highlights of the guided stadium tour, although the route is subject to operational changes.
Can you sit in the dugout?
The tour includes access to the pitchside dugout area, where visitors can see the stadium from the position used by the substitutes and coaching staff. Follow your guide’s instructions about where you can sit or take photographs.
Are Manchester United stadium tours available on matchdays?
The museum and stadium tour are closed on Manchester United home matchdays. Other fixture changes or stadium events can also affect availability, so check the booking calendar before making travel arrangements.
How far in advance should I arrive?
Manchester United asks visitors to arrive at the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand reception at least 20 minutes before their scheduled tour. The club recommends arriving 30–60 minutes early to allow time for security checks and, where possible, a visit to the museum.
Can I take photographs on the tour?
Photography and short videos are permitted in most areas. There are restrictions in the press conference room, and visitors are asked not to livestream. Always follow the guide’s instructions.
Is the Manchester United Stadium Tour wheelchair accessible?
The club offers a flatter route for visitors who cannot manage the standard route, which includes 177 steps. Contact Manchester United at least 48 hours before your visit to discuss arrangements.
Is there parking at Old Trafford for stadium tour visitors?
The club lists free parking at the E2 car park, with postcode M16 0SZ. Check the latest visitor parking arrangements before travelling, as access can change around fixtures and events.
Can I buy a Manchester United Stadium Tour as a gift?
Yes. Flexible experience vouchers are available and can be sent to the purchaser or recipient. The Virgin Experience Days vouchers featured here are advertised with 12 months’ validity, giving the recipient time to arrange a visit.
Is the Red Café meal included in the standard stadium tour?
No. The standard stadium tour includes the guided visit and museum admission. The Red Café meal is a separate package. See our Manchester United Tour with Red Café Meal for details.
Book Your Manchester United Stadium Tour
A visit to Old Trafford gives you the chance to see the stadium from the players’ side of the pitch and explore the club’s history in its museum. The guided route covers the dressing room, tunnel, dugouts and other behind-the-scenes areas, while the museum provides a closer look at the people and events that shaped Manchester United.
If you are ready to visit, compare the available ticket options and use our current offer to save 20% on selected Manchester United Stadium Tour vouchers.
Manchester United Tour & Meal
Experience detail Information Location Old Trafford, Manchester What’s included Guided stadium tour, museum admission and Red Café meal for two Tour duration Approximately 70 minutes Time to allow Around 3 to 3.5 hours for the complete visit Two-adult voucher £114, or £91.20 with 20% off Adult and child voucher £82, or £65.60 with 20% off Child age 5–15 years Voucher validity 12 months Booking times Currently listed at 11:00, 11:30, 12:00 and 12:30 Matchday restrictions No tours on home matchdays or the day before a home European fixture
There are two ways to book through Virgin Experience Days: a voucher for two adults or one for an adult and a child. Both include the same core experience, with a guided tour of the stadium, access to the museum and a meal for two in the Red Café.
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The two Virgin Experience Days packages have different participant options, but both include the stadium tour, museum admission and Red Café meal.
| Experience | Standard price | With 20% off | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two adults | £114 | £91.20 | £22.80 |
| One adult and one child | £82 | £65.60 | £16.40 |
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Both vouchers are valid for 12 months, so you can buy one as a present without having to settle on a visit date straight away. The recipient can arrange their visit later, subject to available dates and the booking conditions.
If you’re comparing this package with the standard Manchester United Stadium Tour, the main difference is the included Red Café meal. The stadium and museum visit remain the central parts of the experience, but this package gives you time to sit down for lunch as part of the day.
The stadium tour takes approximately 70 minutes. The museum is a separate part of the visit, which you can explore at your own pace, while the meal is arranged around the tour.
The Red Café is located next to the museum and stadium tour entrance, so you won’t need to travel elsewhere for lunch. The experience listing currently recommends allowing around an hour for the museum and another hour for the meal.
For more information about other experiences and visitor options, see our main Old Trafford Stadium Tours guide.
What Do You See on the Old Trafford Stadium Tour?
The guided tour takes visitors into several areas of the ground normally reserved for players, staff and matchday guests. The precise route can change because Old Trafford remains a working stadium, but the experience includes some of the most recognisable behind-the-scenes locations.
The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand
The tour begins in the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, named after the manager who led Manchester United through its most successful modern era.
From the stand, you can look across the pitch and take in the scale of Old Trafford. It also gives you a useful sense of how the different sections of the ground fit together.
The Players’ Tunnel and Pitchside
Walking through the players’ tunnel is one of the main highlights. You’ll follow the route used by the teams as they emerge from the dressing rooms and make their way towards the pitch.
The tour also takes you pitchside, where you can see the playing surface from the dugout and technical area. It’s a different perspective from the view most supporters know from their seats in the stands.
The Home Dressing Room
The home dressing room is another key stop. You can see where the first team prepares before matches and sit in the area associated with your favourite players.
It is a popular place for photographs, although access and the exact layout can depend on the stadium’s schedule.
The Dugouts
The tour includes access to the dugout area, where you can see the pitch from the technical side of the ground.
For supporters who have watched United from the stands for years, this is an opportunity to see the stadium from the perspective of the manager and coaching staff.
The Press and Media Areas
Depending on the tour route, visitors may also see the areas used for post-match interviews and media duties. These provide another glimpse of the work that goes on around a match beyond the action on the pitch.
Visiting the Manchester United Museum
Museum admission is included in both Red Café meal packages. It is worth allowing proper time for this rather than treating it as a quick extra before lunch.
The museum occupies three floors of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, with displays covering the club’s beginnings, its players, managers, trophies and defining moments.
Some of the main areas include:
- The early history of the club: Discover how Manchester United began as Newton Heath in 1878 before adopting its current name in 1902.
- The Munich Room: A thoughtful account of the 1958 air disaster and the players, staff and journalists who lost their lives.
- The trophy displays: See silverware from the club’s domestic and European successes.
- The Treble corridor: Revisit Manchester United’s 1998/99 season and its achievement of winning the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League.
- Kit and player history: Explore the shirts, photographs and memorabilia associated with different generations of United teams.
The museum is arranged across three levels, so you can move through the exhibits at your own pace. Manchester United recommends allowing approximately an hour to see the collection.
If you’re particularly interested in the club’s history, give yourself time to read the displays rather than rushing through to the stadium tour.
Enjoying the Meal at the Red Café
The Red Café is inside the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, close to the museum and tour reception. It gives visitors somewhere to sit down and enjoy a meal during their time at Old Trafford.
Both Virgin Experience Days packages include a meal for two. On arrival, you’ll be able to look through the experience menu and choose from the options available. The menu includes choices intended for both adults and younger visitors, although the precise selection may change.
The meal is designed to fit around the stadium visit, rather than being a separate restaurant booking elsewhere in Manchester.
The Red Café is also open to the public on non-matchdays, but this experience specifically includes the meal as part of the voucher. You should follow the booking instructions supplied with your experience rather than assume that a separate café reservation is sufficient.
Can You Have the Meal Before or After the Tour?
The Virgin Experience Days descriptions explain that the meal can be arranged before or after the stadium tour. The currently listed booking slots for these packages are 11:00, 11:30, 12:00 and 12:30, with lunch to follow.
The exact running order will be confirmed as part of the booking arrangements. Allow enough time for the museum and meal as well as the guided tour.
How Long Does the Manchester United Tour and Meal Take?
The guided stadium tour lasts approximately 70 minutes. However, that’s only one part of the experience.
Virgin Experience Days recommends allowing around one hour for the museum and a further hour for the Red Café meal.
| Part of the visit | Recommended time |
|---|---|
| Arrival and check-in | 20–30 minutes |
| Guided stadium tour | 70 minutes |
| Manchester United Museum | Around 1 hour |
| Red Café meal | Around 1 hour |
| Total time to allow | Approximately 3–3.5 hours |
The order of the museum visit, stadium tour and meal will depend on your booked slot. Arriving early gives you more flexibility and avoids having to rush between the different parts.
Booking the Manchester United Tour and Meal
The Virgin Experience Days vouchers are a flexible way to purchase the experience, particularly if you’re buying it as a gift.
You don’t need to select a visit date when purchasing the voucher. Instead, the recipient receives the voucher and booking information and arranges a suitable date later.
Here’s how it works:
- Choose your voucher: Select either the two-adult experience or the adult-and-child option.
- Follow our booking link: The link takes you through to Virgin Experience Days, where the exclusive 20% discount is generated automatically.
- Complete your purchase: Check the discounted price before paying. Virgin sends the voucher and booking information to you or directly to the recipient.
- Arrange your visit: Follow the instructions supplied with the voucher to book an available stadium tour date.
- Arrive at Old Trafford: Take your booking confirmation and arrive at the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand reception in good time.
The vouchers are valid for 12 months from purchase. I would recommend arranging the date well in advance, particularly if you have a specific weekend or school holiday in mind.
You can also check our Old Trafford tour dates and booking information when planning your visit.
When Are the Tours Available?
The Virgin Experience Days listings currently show the meal packages as available Monday to Sunday, with start times of 11:00, 11:30, 12:00 and 12:30.
All dates are subject to availability. The packages are not available on Manchester United home matchdays or the day before a home European fixture. Tour arrangements can also change at short notice if stadium operations or rearranged fixtures require it.
Virgin recommends booking at least two weeks in advance. If you’re travelling from outside Manchester, it’s sensible to confirm the date before committing to non-refundable accommodation or transport.
Getting to Old Trafford
The stadium is on Sir Matt Busby Way in Trafford, a short distance from Manchester city centre.
By tram: The Old Trafford Metrolink stop is approximately a five-minute walk from the ground. Other nearby stops include Wharfside and Trafford Bar. Services connect the area with Manchester city centre and the wider Metrolink network.
By train: Visitors arriving at Manchester Piccadilly or Victoria can connect with the Metrolink network for the journey to Old Trafford.
By car: On non-matchdays, visitors can use the club’s E2 car park. Follow the current visitor directions rather than relying on matchday parking information, as access arrangements differ.
For the full address, public transport details and parking guidance, see our Old Trafford directions guide.
If you’re travelling to Manchester for the experience and staying overnight, our guide to hotels near Old Trafford may also be useful.
Accessibility at Old Trafford
The Manchester United Museum has lift access between its floors, and wheelchair access and disabled facilities are available for the stadium experience.
The standard stadium tour route includes a significant number of steps. Manchester United states that the route has 177 steps, but a flatter route can be arranged for visitors who need it.
If you have mobility requirements or need a particular arrangement, contact the club’s Museum and Tour team before your visit. Manchester United asks visitors to make contact at least 48 hours in advance so that suitable arrangements can be discussed.
The club can also advise on arrangements for visitors with hearing or visual impairments. Do not assume that every requirement can be accommodated automatically through the voucher booking, so it is best to discuss your needs before confirming a date.
Other Old Trafford Experiences and Packages
If you’re planning a longer Manchester trip, there are other ways to combine a visit to Old Trafford with accommodation or a matchday experience.
- Our Old Trafford tour and hotel package is worth considering if you want to stay close to the stadium.
- If watching Manchester United play is the main reason for your trip, see our Manchester United match tickets and hotel packages.
- You can also browse our wider Old Trafford tour packages to compare the available options.
The Red Café meal package is particularly suited to visitors who want a stadium tour, museum visit and lunch in one booking. A match ticket is not included.
Manchester United Stadium Tour with Meal: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Manchester United Stadium Tour with Meal cost?
The Virgin Experience Days voucher for two adults is currently £114, while the adult-and-child option costs £82. Through our affiliate links, you can access an exclusive 20% discount, bringing the prices to £91.20 and £65.60 respectively. Check the discounted price on Virgin Experience Days before purchasing.
How do I get the 20% discount?
Follow one of the Virgin Experience Days booking links on this page. The discount is generated automatically through the affiliate link, so there is no promotional code to enter manually.
What is included in the Manchester United Tour and Meal?
Both packages include a guided tour of Old Trafford, entry to the Manchester United Museum and a meal for two in the Red Café.
Is the meal included in the price?
Yes. The experience includes a meal for two from the available Red Café experience menu. Drinks or additional items should not be assumed to be included unless specified by the menu or voucher terms.
What age is the adult-and-child voucher suitable for?
The adult-and-child experience is for one adult aged 16 or over and one child aged 5–15. The two-adult voucher is intended for participants aged 16 or over. Under-18s require parental or guardian consent.
How long does the experience last?
The guided stadium tour lasts approximately 70 minutes. Allow another hour for the museum and around an hour for the meal. In total, plan for approximately three to three and a half hours at Old Trafford.
How long are the Virgin Experience Days vouchers valid?
Both vouchers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. You should arrange and take the experience before the expiry date.
Can I choose my tour date when buying the voucher?
No. These are flexible gift vouchers. You purchase the experience first and arrange the visit date afterwards, subject to availability and the booking instructions supplied by Virgin Experience Days.
Are the tours available on matchdays?
No. The experience listings state that tours do not take place on Manchester United home matchdays or the day before a home European fixture. Dates may also change because of stadium operations or rearranged fixtures.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes. Advance booking is required and all dates are subject to availability. Virgin recommends booking at least two weeks ahead, particularly if you have a specific date in mind.
Is the Old Trafford stadium tour wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access and disabled facilities are available. The standard route includes 177 steps, but a flatter route can be arranged. Contact Manchester United at least 48 hours before your visit to discuss accessibility requirements.
Where does the tour start?
The experience starts at the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand reception at Old Trafford. Arrive at least 20 minutes before the scheduled tour, with the club recommending 30–60 minutes to allow for security checks and museum access.
Is a Manchester United match ticket included?
No. The experience includes the stadium tour, museum admission and Red Café meal, but it does not include admission to a Manchester United football match.
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