Booked 2 hospitality tickets for husbands birthday, was slightly dubious over cost and value for money but can honestly say that it really was worth it. Opted for the museum package so we had access to the museum before and after the game. All the staff were very friendly and would do anything for you. Brilliant atmosphere and earlier live... More

If you like football it is a great experience. Avoid if you don't enjoy football. More

There are two reasons for paying (a lot) to watch a match here. You either care about what happens on the pitch, in which case you'd better be prepared for United to keep you on the edge of your seats while they decide whether they're going to take more of the chances they create. Or you're there for the kudos.... More

Obviously Manchester United are a global brand and so will always command huge crowds but even to the neutral football fan who has no affinity with that particular team there is something magical about seeing behind-the-scenes where all the great players - Best, Law, Charlton, Cantona, Beckham - achieved fame. If you are lucky enough to have a guide who... More

I went to Old Trafford to see Manchester United vs QPR April 2012 with my fiance. The experience was amazing! Obviously it is very difficult to get tickets to a home game, and being from the United States, we weren't sure if we would be able to go, but we were able to get tickets through hospitality. It is a... More

we are not man u fans but had to visit and take photos while we were so close. More

I´ve been a United supporter since I was a kid. My friend gave me a ticket for my 40th birthday a couple a months ago to see United-Aston Villa. We took the tram from Piccadilly to Old Trafford, then a 10 minutes walk to the stadium. From outside I was not that impressed, nothing like Emirates in London or the... More

great stadium - great tour next day - pity about result More

A little over priced unless you are an a massive football fan, we used discount vouchers More