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Useful maps, directions and information on getting to Old Trafford on matchdays, parking, and visiting Manchester United's stadium on non-matchdays.
- Visiting Supporters
Old Trafford has been Manchester United’s home ground since...
- Visiting Supporters
Guide to Old Trafford Metrolink Tram Stop. Close to Manchester United's football stadium. View facilities, tram times, postcode, map.
- Warwick Road, Manchester, M16 0PX, Greater Manchester
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The ground is also only a short Metrolink ride (20 minutes) from Piccadilly Station in the city centre. From Manchester Piccadilly : Please board an Altrincham tram and get off Old Trafford. For tram services, just take the stairs down from the main concourse area at Piccadilly Station.
- Getting to Old Trafford by Train, Bus Or Tram
- Driving to Old Trafford
- Getting to Old Trafford by Plane
- What Items Can I Bring with Me Into Old Trafford Stadium?
- What Time Should I Arrive at Old Trafford?
- Leaving Old Trafford After The Game
- Where to Hang Out Before Or After A Game at Old Trafford
- Places to Stay Near Old Trafford
Old Trafford is very well connected and easy to reach from most places in Manchester city centre within about half an hour, although public transport gets very busy on matchdays. The stadium itself has a railway station called Manchester United FC very close by, but this is not currently in use, so the city’s tram service is the best way to get to ...
Free parking around Old Trafford is limited, but there are official car parks at the stadium itself that cost from £10 per space. It can take time to get out of them after the game is over, though, while there is a lot of traffic around the stadium on a matchday to take into account as well. We like using the park and ride option for games at Old T...
Those flying into England to watch Manchester United have a short trip to the stadium if they land at Manchester airport, which is to the south of the city centre. Trains regularly run from the airport into the city centre, from which you can catch a bus or a tram to the stadium. If you are flying into a London airport such as Heathrow you will nee...
Be aware that you cannot take bags larger than 20cm x 15cm x 5cm (8″ x 6″ x 2″) into Old Trafford, so you may need to leave them at your hotel if you are staying over. An exception to the bag rules is United Megastore carrier bags that contain newly bought merchandise. Alternatively, there are left luggage facilities that can be used at Manchester ...
When visiting Old Trafford for the first time, aim to get there around two hours before kick-off to start soaking up the atmosphere. But it is recommended to enter the stadium only 30 minutes before kick-off if you’re using a ticket that was purchased on the secondary market. There are plenty of fast food trucks in the vicinity of the stadium so yo...
With up to 75,000 supporters attending all of United’s home games, it naturally takes some time to leave Old Trafford after full-time. It gets very, very busy outside the stadium after any game, so factor in plenty of extra time if you have a train or a plane to catch after the match. Trafford Bar tram station is probably the best tram stop to use ...
Manchester is one of the world’s great cities, so there is a huge amount to see and do either before or after taking in a Manchester United game at Old Trafford. On a matchday, heading to one of the pubs near the ground to enjoy the bubbling atmosphere is a must.
Manchester United fans planning to stay over should think about booking a room at “Hotel Football”, which is right next door to Old Trafford and offers views of the stadium. It is part-owned by United legends Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt and the Neville brothers. The hotel is home to Old Trafford Supporters Club, which is well worth checkin...
Old Trafford is on the former Manchester–Altrincham railway line. The stop is next to the Lancashire County Cricket Club ground and close to Manchester United's football ground.
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The closest train station to Old Trafford is Manchester Piccadilly, which is roughly 30 minutes away. The easiest way to get to the stadium from the station is on the blue Metro line to the Old Trafford stop, from which it’s just a short walk to the stadium.
