Access to areas of Old Trafford normally restricted to players plus displays about the club's past.
Go behind the scenes at Old Trafford and see the stadium through the eyes of Manchester United greats themselves.
From the dizzy heights of the Sir Alex Ferguson Stand, to the atmosphere soaked players’ dressing room, every moment will seem to carry the roar of 76,000 fans in your ears - none more so than the ultimate honour of emerging from the players tunnel and following in the footsteps of so many legendary reds.
The 70 minute (approx.) tours run 7 days a week from 09:40 to 16:30 except on match days where restrictions will be in place.
If you’re looking for a tour with a difference then visit our Unique Tours page where you’ll find information about Legend Tours, arriving at Old Trafford by boat plus more.
Due to a change in our stadium tour policy, any visitor who arrives late for their stadium tour will not be guaranteed being moved to a later tour slot. This will be subject to availability and we strongly advise you arrive at least one hour prior to your tour time to avoid disappointment. Please note that the day before or day after a home game we are exceptionally busy. Furthermore, if you have not pre-booked your stadium tour, we may not be able to accommodate you on the day due to the high demand around match days. Most of our stadium tours are sold out the day before or day after a home game so pre-booking is highly recommended.
Accessibility
We are keen for every guest at the Manchester United Museum to get the full experience from their visit, and we are committed to making access easy for all.
Accessibility Information
The museum is accessible to disabled visitors, including wheelchair users, with lift access to all floors and accessible toilets on the second and third floors. We have a small number of manual wheelchairs available for hire from the ground floor reception of the museum.
For visitors who use a wheelchair or have accessibility requirements, tours of Old Trafford can follow an alternative tour route.
Access For Blind or Partially Sighted Visitors or Deaf or Hard of Hearing Visitors
Assistance dogs are welcome in the museum and on the stadium tour. Guided tours of the museum for deaf or hard of hearing visitors or blind and partially sighted visitors can be arranged upon request. A tour script is available for guests should this be required. BSL tours can be arranged in advance of a visit.
