Sakura - Manchester

The largest club stadium in British football, known as the Theatre of Dreams, is truly a sight to behold. Although it has an old-fashioned feel, this only adds to its charm, given the incredible football history that has unfolded here. The atmosphere during a match is electric (as rival fans like to claim), and even if you visit on a tour when the stadium is empty, it's still a beautiful experience.

I’m not a supporter of the club, but I had the chance to take the tour, and I'm glad I did. I gained a newfound appreciation for the club and its accomplishments in English and world football. I couldn't help but be impressed by the trophies they've won, and it was fascinating to learn about their long history through reading, seeing, and hearing about it. Overall, it was an amazing tour that I thoroughly enjoyed, and I would highly recommend it to any football fan.

A theater of dreams in every sense of the phrase—it's likely the most iconic football destination in the world. This is where stars are born and stories unfold, which feels a bit ironic given the current struggles of the football team. Old Trafford is truly a fantastic place to visit. On event days, fans can access the stadium, which could be every day, although they must pay for guided tour packages. One of these tours takes you to the football field or very close to it. If visitors have extra time on their hands, the other tempting attractions nearby are sure to impress.

I came with my 10-year-old son, he loved it absolutely. the theatre of dreams was epic. the story is amazing, definately worth the money. tourguide was very funny and let us laugh. big day round. highly recommended

Massive stadium that I found really accessible. We got to the stadium an hour before kick off and had no issue getting our seats. Stadium was still half empty 30 minutes before the game but packed out in the final half hour. Brilliant atmosphere in the Stretford End.