Morley's Kitchen

Great place, always a good atmosphere, food reasonably priced and tasty, the espresso martini I had was one of the best I've had �

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, as it has been the stage for countless legendary moments in the sport. The statues of Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson, two of the most revered figures in football history, serve as a reminder of the club's rich legacy. Inside, the atmosphere is electric. The roar of the crowd, the singing, and the sheer passion of the supporters create an experience that is nothing short of magical. Old Trafford transcends being just a sports venue; it's a place of pilgrimage for football aficionados. The museum and stadium tour offer a deep dive into the history of Manchester United. It's an opportunity to walk in the footsteps of legends, explore the trophies, and understand the club's remarkable journey. The stadium itself is a marvel of engineering, with seating offering great views of the pitch from every angle. The Stretford End, in particular, is an epicenter of energy and devotion, where the fervent fans create an atmosphere that's second to none. Old Trafford's significance extends beyond the pitch. The "United Trinity" statue, honoring George Best, Denis Law, and Sir Bobby Charlton, is a touching tribute to the club's storied past. In a city defined by its footballing heritage, Old Trafford stands as a symbol of excellence and ambition. For fans, a visit here is nothing short of a dream come true, and for football enthusiasts, it's a chance to witness the sport at its very best. Old Trafford is more than just a stadium; it's a place where the spirit of Manchester United and the beauty of football come alive.

Even as a non Manchester United fan, a must-see stadium, truly a historic stadium that has been in the same location from the late 1800s. Very impressive museum which an unbelievable trophy cabinet. Doing the stadium tour adds to the alure of the stadium, giving great insight into the development and expansion of the club and stadium. There is also a fully stocked club store selling every bit of Man united merchant you could want.

Google is reminding me again and again to review Old Trafford, asking me how with was …. Well , it’s the Theatre of Dreams, We’ve seen it All , it’s a place where I feel privileged to go each and every time ! This time around it was special, we queued to lay flowers as a tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton, what an atmosphere, fans from all over came to pay their respects and we were thrilled to be there . A football ground like no other !

Visiting this museum was a spiritual experience! A great part of my life was watching United and cheering for them. It represented a big beautiful chunk of my childhood and adolescence. A must see for any fan of this special football club

As a wheelchair user I can’t fault this stadium. Very well thought out and stewards always helpful. Plenty of space to turn. As you can see from photos I’ve been pitch side in the accessible section which is a great view and also up at the top of NW3434 which was also a great view of all the pitch. It was warmer up there as covered and not out in the elements and better atmosphere. Plenty of accessible toilets and always quick to get in and out of with designated accessible entrances.