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We offer official tickets for Manchester United at Old Trafford. With us, you can choose to buy Manchester United tickets only or packages with hotel/flight. Once you have selected your match, you can read more about the ticket categories we offer, what is included, and how the match tickets are delivered.

Buy official tickets for Manchester United and experience the atmosphere when Old Trafford fills with nearly 75,000 fans. The club has the largest supporter base in the world, so it’s hardly surprising that the team constantly plays in front of sold-out stands. The rivalry with local side Manchester City reaches its peak during the derby, which is by far the most popular fixture. Secure your seats in the stands and choose from our tickets for all Manchester United matches at Old Trafford here.

Manchester United’s History

Manchester United was founded in 1878 and has been owned by the Glazer family since 2005. The club plays its home matches at Old Trafford, which has a capacity of 75,000 spectators. The stadium is also known as The Theatre of Dreams. In terms of league titles, Manchester United is England’s most successful club with 20 – one more than rivals Liverpool. The club has also won the Champions League three times, the Europa League once, and the FA Cup 12 times. In 1999, the club famously won the treble – the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup. That season, Swedish player Jesper Blomqvist was part of the squad. Other Swedes who have represented Manchester United include Henrik Larsson, Bojan Djordjic, Zlatan Ibrahimović, and most recently Victor Nilsson Lindelöf.

The club’s most successful era came under the leadership of the iconic manager Sir Alex Ferguson. Some of the greatest players in the club’s history include Ryan Giggs, Bobby Charlton, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville, and David Beckham.

Questions and Answers

How do I buy tickets for Manchester United?

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How much does a Manchester United ticket cost?

It all depends on the match and the ticket category you choose.
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Is it safe to book with OLKA?

Yes! OLKA is probably Scandinavia’s largest sports travel agency at the moment, with around 40,000 travellers every year. We were founded in 1978 and provide all legally required guarantees.

OLKA is proud to be an authorised reseller for many clubs, and since we have a fixed allocation for each match, we can guarantee the tickets we sell.

An authorised reseller is appointed directly by individual clubs and official partners to offer fans and travellers the safest and most reliable way to purchase tickets.

How do I receive my Manchester United tickets?

The tickets are e-tickets (electronic tickets) and will be sent to the email address provided at the time of booking.
They are delivered as soon as we receive them from the club, which is usually 1–3 days before the match.

The tickets can be scanned directly from your mobile phone or printed on A4 paper. We recommend having the ticket both printed and saved on your phone. If you receive the tickets once you’ve arrived in Manchester, you can always ask your hotel reception for help printing them.

Where is Manchester United’s stadium, Old Trafford, located?

Old Trafford is located in south-west Manchester, and the easiest way to reach the stadium on match days is by public transport. From the city centre, you can get to the ‘Theatre of Dreams’ by bus, train or tram.

The nearest train station to the stadium is Old Trafford station, which is less than a five-minute walk away. This station is wheelchair accessible.
The Trafford Park line is now open, with the new stops at Imperial War Museum and Wharfside just a short walk from the stadium.

Some consider Trafford Bar tram stop (located on Seymour Grove, M16 0TG) to be the best option, with trams running to both of Manchester’s main stations – Piccadilly and Victoria – as it tends to be quieter than other routes. Old Trafford is in Zone 2 of the tram system, and tickets can be purchased on the platform, or you can use a contactless card to tap in and out of your journey, just like on the London Underground.

Several bus routes also run to Old Trafford from the city centre, but traffic will make the journey slower on match days. Bus numbers 53, 79, 250, 255, 256, 263 and X50 all serve the stadium.

For more detailed travel information, please visit the club’s official website.

What are Manchester United’s fans called?

Manchester United’s fans are commonly known as the ‘Red Devils’. This nickname has been well known and popular among supporters for many years.

A rugby club from Salford toured France in the 1930s, wearing red and white kits. They spectacularly won all six of their matches, and French journalists nicknamed them Les Diables Rouges – ‘The Red Devils’.

Fans all over the world, whether at Old Trafford or following the club from afar, are often referred to as ‘Red Devils’ to show their support for Manchester United.

Who are Manchester United’s rivals?

Manchester United’s biggest rivals are traditionally considered to be Manchester City and Liverpool.
The rivalry with Manchester City, known as the Manchester Derby, stems from the fact that both clubs are based in Manchester and have a long history of competing against each other. This rivalry has intensified in recent years due to both clubs’ success and their battle for dominance in the Premier League.

The rivalry with Liverpool, known as the North West Derby, is based on historical and geographical factors. Manchester United and Liverpool are two of the most successful clubs in English football and both have huge fan bases. Matches between these two sides are often played with great passion and intensity.

Other notable rivals of Manchester United include Arsenal, Chelsea and Leeds United.
The rivalry with Arsenal developed in the late 1990s and early 2000s, when both clubs were the dominant forces in English football.

The rivalry with Chelsea intensified during the 2000s and 2010s due to frequent meetings in high-stakes matches and competitions.
The rivalry with Leeds United dates back to the fierce clashes between the two clubs in the 1960s and 1970s, and although the intensity has lessened in recent years due to Leeds’ absence from the Premier League, it still remains significant for many fans.

EXPERIENCE MANCHESTER UNITED AT OLD TRAFFORD

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Buy your Manchester United tickets for Old Trafford through Olkaexpress.se. We offer match tickets in several different categories – from seats behind the goals to longside seats, as well as hospitality packages including food and drinks. Manchester United tickets are in high demand, but we have tickets for all Premier League matches, including the fiery derby against Manchester City. With us, you can choose to book match tickets only or complete packages including hotel and flights.

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Event Guarantee: If the booked match or event is postponed or rescheduled and takes place with spectators, your tickets will remain valid for the new date.

E-tickets: E-tickets (electronic tickets) will be sent to the email address provided at the time of booking 1–3 days before the match. We will forward the tickets to you as soon as we receive them from the club. The tickets can be scanned directly from your mobile phone or printed on A4 paper.

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Old Trafford

Manchester United’s home ground, Old Trafford, is one of the most iconic football stadiums in the world and a symbol of the club’s history and success. Old Trafford is a place that breathes football history and has hosted countless memorable moments. Its status as one of the world’s most iconic stadiums is truly well deserved.

Capacity

Old Trafford has a capacity of 74,310 spectators. This makes it the second-largest football stadium in the United Kingdom, after Wembley Stadium.
The stadium is divided into four main stands: the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand (North Stand), the East Stand, the South Stand and the West Stand (Stretford End).
There have been plans to further increase the capacity, potentially to over 80,000 spectators.

History

Old Trafford was originally built in 1910 and opened on 19 February the same year. The first match played there was between Manchester United and Liverpool, which Liverpool won 4–3.
Over the years, Old Trafford has undergone several renovations and expansions, including the addition of seating to all stands in the 1990s.
The North Stand, now named after Sir Alex Ferguson, was rebuilt in the mid-1990s and is the largest of the four stands.
Old Trafford has hosted a number of major matches over the years, including games at the 1966 World Cup, Euro 1996, and the 2003 Champions League final.
The name ‘The Theatre of Dreams’ was popularised by Sir Bobby Charlton, one of Manchester United’s legendary players.

Food and Drink

The range of food and drink at Old Trafford is varied and caters to different tastes and budgets.

Red Café. A restaurant and bar at Old Trafford offering a relaxed atmosphere and a menu of classic dishes and drinks. It is a popular place to eat before or after a match at the stadium.
Kiosks and bars. Throughout the stadium there are several kiosks and bars selling hot dogs, burgers, snacks and beer. The selection may vary depending on the event.
Executive lounges and hospitality areas. For those seeking a more exclusive experience, Old Trafford offers a number of executive lounges and hospitality areas. These provide comfortable seating, premium food and drink, and a range of additional benefits.

Facilities

Megastore. The Manchester United Megastore is a large shop at Old Trafford where you can buy all kinds of Manchester United merchandise, including shirts, scarves, souvenirs and much more.
Event facilities. Old Trafford also offers facilities for a variety of events, such as conferences, meetings, parties and weddings. There are a number of different venues to choose from, depending on the size and nature of the event.
Accessibility. Old Trafford is adapted for visitors with disabilities and offers excellent accessibility with ramps, lifts, accessible toilets and designated wheelchair areas.
Free Wi-Fi. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the stadium.
Manchester United Museum. This award-winning museum takes you on a journey through Manchester United’s rich history. Here you can explore exhibitions featuring historic artefacts, trophies, photos and interactive displays. It is a must for every United fan.
Stadium Tour. A guided tour of Old Trafford gives you a unique behind-the-scenes insight. You will visit the dressing rooms, players’ tunnel, press room and other areas normally closed to the public. You also get to walk out onto the pitch and experience the atmosphere from the players’ perspective.

Restaurants near Old Trafford

There are plenty of great places to eat near Old Trafford. The choice depends a little on what type of food and atmosphere you are looking for. Here are some tips on restaurants and pubs that are popular with Manchester United match-goers.

The Bishop Blaize. A very popular Wetherspoons pub located close to Old Trafford. It is known for its lively atmosphere on match days and serves traditional pub food at reasonable prices. It can get very crowded here before games, so it’s best to arrive early. Prices are often slightly higher on match days, but it still remains a relatively cheap option.
The Trafford. This pub is located not far from the Bishop Blaize and has undergone a renovation that has made it a pleasant place to visit. The atmosphere here is also lively on match days.
The Old Trafford Supporters Club (Hotel Football). Although this is part of Hotel Football, partly owned by former Manchester United players, the bar and restaurant are open to everyone. It offers a more modern atmosphere and a menu with slightly more sophisticated dishes than the traditional pubs. Prices here are generally higher.
Lou Macari's Chip Shop. If you’re looking for a quick and easy meal, this is a popular choice. It is owned by former Manchester United player Lou Macari and serves classic fish and chips.

Safety Advice

There are a few important safety tips to be aware of before visiting Old Trafford for a football match.

What you are not allowed to bring into the stadium:

Large bags and suitcases. Large bags, suitcases and cabin bags are not permitted inside the stadium. The clearly defined maximum bag size is 20 x 15 x 5 cm. Exceptions are made for Megastore bags (if they fit under the seat and contain only items purchased from the store), essential medical equipment and childcare products.
Electronics. Laptops and tablets are not permitted. Small compact cameras that fit in a pocket may be allowed. Professional camera equipment and video cameras are not permitted..
Food and drink. Bringing your own food or drink into the stadium is not permitted.
Other items. Selfie sticks, umbrellas (except small foldable ones), flags larger than 2m x 1m, banners with offensive messages, laser pointers, musical instruments, air horns and similar items are not permitted.

Other safety advice:

Arrive early. It is strongly recommended to arrive at the stadium well before kick-off in order to avoid queues at the turnstiles and security checks. Manchester United advises supporters to head to the entrances at least one hour before kick-off. If you arrive only half an hour before the match, it is likely that you will miss the start.
Security checks. Be prepared to undergo security checks at the entrances. These may include bag inspections and body searches. Please cooperate with the security staff to help make the process smoother.
No smoking. Smoking is prohibited throughout the stadium, including e-cigarettes and vapes.
Tickets. Make sure you have your ticket ready (either digital or paper) to help speed up entry.
Luggage storage. For larger bags, there are two storage facilities located near the Ticket Office (N1 car park) and at the East Stand car park (E2). These areas are staffed throughout the match, but it may take time to drop off and collect bags. It is recommended to leave bags at least two hours before kick-off.