Old Trafford

Old Trafford contains four covered stands with red seats, flood lights, and multiple tiers that extend around the rectangular grass playing surface.

Architect Archibald Leitch designed the stadium which opened in 1910 and underwent several expansions to reach its current capacity of 75,731 seats.

Manchester United supporters gather at this venue for home matches, continuing traditions established through generations of football enthusiasts since the early 20th century.

Visitors can reach the stadium via dedicated railway station, Metrolink tram stops at Old Trafford and Exchange Quay, or parking facilities near Sir Matt Busby Way.

The largest club football stadium in the United Kingdom features a museum displaying trophies and memorabilia from Manchester United's achievements throughout their history.

Location: Trafford

Location: Manchester

Location: England

Inception: February 19, 1910

Architects: Archibald Leitch

Official opening: February 19, 1910

Capacity: 75731

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: Manchester United Football Club

Address: Old Trafford, Stretford, Manchester M16 0RA, UK M16 0RA Stretford

Phone: +441616767770

Website: https://manutd.com/en/visit-old-trafford

GPS coordinates: 53.46306,-2.29139

Latest update: May 27, 2025 20:45