Old Trafford has been the home of Manchester United Football Club since 1910. Nicknamed the 'Theatre of Dreams', this iconic ground has a capacity just under 75,000, making it the largest club stadium in the UK. People from all around the world flock to Old Trafford each and every week to see Man United in action. Here at SeatPick we have a massive inventory of Old Trafford tickets sourced from a variety of trusted sellers online.
Old Trafford ticket prices on the secondary market can vary depending on number of factors such as the availability at the box office and the timing of the purchase. Normally, Old Trafford tickets can be found on the resale market as low as €38. Buying Old Trafford tickets on average will usually cost about €119 per ticket.
Home Team: Manchester United
Capacity: 74310
Public Transport: Manchester United Football Ground railway station and Old Trafford tram stop
Owner: Manchester United
Record Attendance: 76,962 - Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Grimsby Town, 1939
Field Size: 105 × 68 meters)
Surface: Desso GrassMaster
Construction Costs: 19 February 1910; 109 years ago
Address: Sir Matt Busby Lane, , M16 0RA
City: Manchester
Country: United Kingdom
Map: Old Trafford Map
Sections: The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand,The South Stand,The West Stand,The East Stand,North West Quadrant,North East Quadrant
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As one of the biggest clubs in English football, Manchester United continue to attract match-going fans from all corners of the globe. Supporters keen on visiting Old Trafford can do so with the help of SeatPick.
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This ground was built in 1909 and it first opened in February 1910, having been designed by Scottish architect Archibald Leitch. Construction of Old Trafford cost a grand total of £90,000, which would be worth an estimated £13 million in 2024.
John Henry Davies, chairman of Manchester United at the time, is best known for saving the club from bankruptcy in the early 20th century. Davies had been searching for a site to build a new stadium before settling on a piece of land adjacent to the Bridgewater Canal in Greater Manchester.
Old Trafford has undergone a number of major renovations, including after WWII due to damage incurred during the War. There were more redevelopments in the mid-1990s and again in 2006. The latter saw the stadium capacity expanded to above 75,000, more than any other club stadium in the United Kingdom.
The highest average attendance at Old Trafford over a league season is 75,826. This was set in the 2006/07 season.
Of course, Manchester United matches are usually the most prominent events taking place at Old Trafford. However, this venue has also staged a plethora of other attractive events over the years.
The England national team have contested a number of home matches at Old Trafford, with the first of these coming back in April 1926. On this occasion the Three Lions lost to the old enemy, Scotland, 1-0, with 49,429 spectators watching on.
Old Trafford hosted 12 of England's 23 home matches from 2003-07, during which time Wembley Stadium was subject to reconstruction. In 2007, England took on Spain at Old Trafford in front of a crowd of 58,207, as the visitors ran out 1-0 winners. More recently, England welcomed North Macedonia to Old Trafford for an international friendly in June 2023. Marcus Rashford was on the scoresheet in a 7-0 win for the Three Lions, with Bukayo Saka and Harry Kane also amongst the goals.
The 2003 UEFA Champions League final took place at Old Trafford, with 62,315 in attendance. AC Milan defeated domestic rivals Juventus on penalties.
In recent years Old Trafford has hosted the annual Soccer Aid event by UNICEF. This match sees celebrities and former professional football players take part in a fundraising event for charity.
In addition, there've also been a number of famous musicians performing at Old Trafford. Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen are just a few of the world-famous acts to grace this historic venue.
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