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Walk in the footsteps of your heroes at Old Trafford.

Visit manchester united for a day out with a difference the museum & stadium tour at old trafford takes you behind the scenes at the ‘theatre of dreams’ for a great day out..

Go behind the scenes at one of the world’s most popular and most successful football clubs on a Manchester United Stadium Tour. Since the club’s formation in 1878 Manchester United have won 64 trophies, with Old Trafford stadium at the heart of their success.

The stadium is one of the world’s most recognisable venues and the largest club football stadium in the UK. The Manchester United Museum & Stadium Tour gives you the opportunity to discover the story of the club and to see inside the spectacular 76,000 capacity stadium. Find your favourite player’s seat in the dressing room, walk in their footsteps towards the pitch through the players’ tunnel and take the Manager’s seat in the dugout.

The museum blends historical exhibits with state-of-the-art interactive experiences. Discover the stories of the club’s most famous players, including Bobby Charlton, George Best, Eric Cantona, David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Wayne Rooney. Find out about the remarkable managers, including Sir Matt Busby and Sir Alex Ferguson.

The Stadium Tour lasts for 80 minutes and includes the players’ dressing room and the chance to emerge from the tunnel into the Theatre of Dreams. Whether you’re a lover of the beautiful game or not, this is a classic Manchester experience not to be missed.

All tickets for the Museum & Stadium Tour are valid for an entire year, giving you 12 months of football fun. Your Annual Pass will give you the opportunity to come back as often as you like for the next 365 days!

*Must include at least one adult or senior.

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Price includes:

• Manchester United Museum
• Guided Stadium Tour
• Certificate
• Free re-entry to the museum for 1 year

Adult: £25.00

Child (5-15 years): £15.00

• Souvenir Guide Book
• Exclusive Gift

Adult: £36.00

Child (5-15 years): £26.00

• 1-course meal in Red Cafe
• One drink with meal

Red Cafe opening times – 7 days a week, except home matchdays: Restaurant 11.00-16.00

Adult: £45.00

Child (5-15 years): £35.00

Timings and prices

• Tours run daily* from 9.40am to 4.30pm (3.30pm on Sunday). *Except match days. The tour is subject to changes at short notice depending on operational requirements.
• Tours must be booked 3 days before date of visit

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TRADITIONAL FISH & CHIPS (GF) Beer battered fish, peas, homemade tartare sauce & chunky chips.

TUNA CIABATTA (GF) Tuna mayonnaise served on an open toasted ciabatta bun with cucumber, lettuce & side salad.

CAESAR SALAD Lettuce, croutons, anchovies, boiled egg & Vicenza cheese, served with or without chicken.

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PEPPERONI PIZZA (GF) Oven baked thin crust pizza base, topped with our own tomato sauce, grated mozzarella cheese & pepperoni slices.

Red Cafe opening times – 7 days a week, except home matchdays:  Restaurant 11.00-16.00

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“ Maravilloso Old Trafford ”

Todo perfecto, muy recomendable.

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Great day learning and exploring round the stadium tour guides wer brilliant weather stayed good for us which was a bonus sadden we never had the lunch in the red cafe but the museum part instead but overall great day 😁 thankyou

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Absolutely mind blowing - incredibly well organised so impressive and even if you dont support MU after visiting the club you leave wanting to support it ! Amazing !!!!

“ Reece Birthday ”

Had a lovely time lovely hotel really enjoyed the tour it was amazing we were on the 11 10 and our male tour guide was really good made it very interesting would highly reccomend very well organised my son was in his element. Wil return to stay at hotel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in a man united stadium tour.

A Man United stadium tour typically includes a guided tour of the stadium, access to the dressing rooms, pitch-side photo opportunities, and a visit to the museum and trophy room.

How long does an Old Trafford stadium tour last?

An Old Trafford stadium tour usually lasts between 70 to 90 minutes.

Can I book an Old Trafford stadium tour in advance?

Yes, you can book an Old Trafford stadium tour in advance. Once you’ve purchased your voucher from us, we’ll provide you with all the booking information.  It's recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred time slot.

Are Old Trafford stadium tours wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Old Trafford stadium tours are wheelchair accessible. However, it's recommended to inform them in advance to ensure that they can accommodate your needs.

Can I bring a camera on the Old Trafford stadium tour?

Yes, cameras are allowed on the Old Trafford stadium tour. You can take pictures throughout the tour, including in the dressing rooms and on the pitch.

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Join the ranks of football aficionados as you step into a realm of legendary sportsmanship at Old Trafford 🏟️. From its iconic red seats to the hallowed turf where legends have made history, the aura of this football cathedral is palpable. Delve into the illustrious history of Manchester United and embrace the magic behind the world-renowned stadium! 🌟 Get ready to embark on a journey that transcends mere sport, where every corner echoes with tales of victory, challenges, and moments that have left an indelible mark on football enthusiasts globally. Whether you’re a die-hard Red Devil fan or a football enthusiast looking to explore the cultural fabric of Manchester and the sport, this tour promises an experience that will leave your heart racing and spirits soaring. 🚀🏆

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Five Reasons to Take the Old Trafford: Manchester United Museum and Stadium Tour

• 🏆 History Galore: Immerse in the rich heritage and remarkable achievements of the club.
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• 👕 Sit & Strategize: Claim your favorite player’s seat in the dressing room and feel the tactics brewing!
• 📸 Memorable Keepsakes: Marvel at priceless memorabilia and receive a souvenir photo and guidebook.
• 🌐 Multilingual Media Guide: Relish the experience in your preferred language.

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Discovering Manchester United’s Legacy

Embarking on the Old Trafford Stadium tour, you’re not just visiting a football venue; you’re stepping into a sanctuary of significant moments, groundbreaking achievements, and passionate fans from all over the world.

Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Access

Every football enthusiast has dreamt of walking through the players’ tunnel, feeling the palpable excitement just before a game. This tour brings that dream to life! Plus, the rare chance to sit in the dressing room, usually reserved for the greats.

Memorabilia Worth a Thousand Stories

The Manchester United Museum isn’t just a collection of items but a curated history of one of football’s most iconic clubs. From jerseys worn during legendary games to the strategies penned down by Sir Alex Ferguson, every piece has a tale to tell.

Planning Your Visit

While the tour provides a 2-hour immersive experience, remember to allot additional time to browse the Museum and perhaps indulge in some shopping at the Megastore. Ensure you arrive at least 20 minutes before your scheduled time for a seamless experience.

Important! Think twice about where you book the Old Trafford Tour!

While it’s tempting to book directly through official channels, opting for an authorized online reseller is the wiser choice. Not only do they offer refundable tickets, but they also allow adjustments to bookings. Plus, with intuitive platforms, the booking process is smooth, ensuring you have more time to anticipate your Old Trafford adventure. Don’t leave such a monumental experience to chance; book smart, book online! 🎟️📲

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Manchester United Tour with Meal

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After a museum visit it’s time for the Red Café

• Guided tour of Old Trafford • Award-winning Museum • Meal in the Red Café

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What happens on the day.

Your experience will include both a stadium tour and visit to the museum featuring:

• The Sir Alex Ferguson Stand – Take in the iconic and awe-inspiring stands
• Pitch-side Dugout – Warm up like a substitute or pretend you’re Ole Gunnar Solskjær
• Players’ Tunnel – Experience the thrill of entering the ground to the roar of the crowd
• Dressing Room – Sit under your favourite player’s shirt for photos
• Award-winning Museum – View famous trophies and huge collection of club memorabilia

Once inside the Red Café you’ll be offered a choice of delicious meals from OT Experience menu.

You’ll get to retrace the steps taken by some of the club’s greatest legends as you’re guided from the Alex Ferguson Stand down to the dugout through the Players’ Tunnel and the home dressing room.

You’ll have an informative tour guide with you to answer any burning questions you may have, and at the end of the tour you’ll be able to take your time going through the extensive collection of club memorabilia in the Manchester United Museum.

Before or after your fascinating tour you’ll also be able to treat yourselves to a meal courtesy of the Manchester United Red Café, where there’s something for everyone with plenty to get your mouth watering. Be sure to keep an eye on the door – you never know who might walk in!

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Green Day review, Old Trafford Manchester: Sonic flashbacks to pop-punk’s most defining and vindicating moments

T he pedalboards may be glued to Nineties settings all night long but there are some next-level Back to the Future vibes in the air on the first night of Green Day ’s UK tour in Manchester . Things start off very 2024. After a large pink rabbit – the band’s long-term touring mascot – has cartwheeled and caterpillared around the stage to the Ramones’ “Blitzkrieg Bop”, the iconic pop-punk trio storm Old Trafford’s cricket ground to a punked-up version of the Star Wars anthem “Imperial March” before powering into recent single “The American Dream Is Killing Me” from last year’s celebrated Saviors album. It’s then, with a time-shattering boom and a cartoonish explosion from the cover of their breakthrough album Dookie , that we leap back in time to the angst-riddled Californian basements of 1994.

“Welcome to the 30th anniversary of Dookie !” yells singer Billie Joe Armstrong , a 52-year-old man who has weathered so well he looks barely old enough to be celebrating 30 years of going to the toilet by himself. But the full 14-song run-through of Dookie that follows is only half of tonight’s story. The other half is dedicated to the band’s even more revered record American Idiot , which turns 20 this year, a benchmark of 21st-century punk rock that has been adapted into a successful Broadway musical with a feature film planned. What transpires, then, is a two-hour Ages of Emo parade, a series of sonic flashbacks to pop-punk’s most defining and vindicating moments, all lapped up by 50,000 gonk rock rebels of six to 60.

Dookie sold 20 million copies thanks to the way it played hyper-melodic keepy-uppy with the scrambled teenage mindset. These are songs of anxiety, sexual confusion, heartbreak, apathy and antagonism, but delivered with such bright, hook-laden exuberance that the rainbow arcing over the north stand tonight feels like the only fitting backdrop. The forever-young hits that helped the record cement pop-punk as a major commercial concern have lost none of their behemothic bounce: “Longview” resembles Adam and the Ants gone rabble rock; “When I Come Around” is a glorious grunge groove; “Welcome to Paradise” and “Basket Case” are more incendiary than the rails of fire that occasionally light up across the amps.

This 1994 segment sounds like it’s arrived fresh from the barricades of an embattled Nineties punk underground, the blood of Boyz II Men still slashed across its cheeks. Green Day’s early sense of knockabout puerility survives, too (the album, after all, was named after slang for faeces). At the record’s end, blue-haired drummer Tre Cool heads stage-front in a leopard-print lounge coat to sing secret track “All By Myself” – a coy croon about masturbation – in the orchestrated style of a Broadway showstopper. Presumably from Fiddler on the Roof .

American Idiot , on the other hand, was the album where pop-punk came of age, proving that this stuff could have depth and societal impact. As the sleeve’s inflatable fist fills the stage, clutching its bleeding heart-grenade, Armstrong seems instantly red-pilled: “One nation controlled by the media!” he yowls on the title track, “Information age of hysteria, it’s calling out to idiot America.” Later, during the Cali-punk knees up “Holiday”, illustrated fists pump along on the screens to lyrics envisioning a fascist USA. Clearly, 20 years haven’t dented the album’s relevance and, given recent polling, there are still plenty of the title characters about. For much of the show’s final hour, it’s not so much a case of Green Day revisiting 2004 as it is American Idiot driving its armour-plated soapbox into the latest election year.

Yet Armstrong insists that “this is about joy, it’s a celebration”, and tonight undoubtedly celebrates the breadth and respect that American Idiot granted its genre. Here, pop-punk could indulge in nine-minute song cycles like “Jesus of Suburbia”, mutating between Motown grooves, piano breakdowns and sections where 1950s rock’n’roll is recast in motorcycle chrome and ripped leather. It could, on “Extraordinary Girl”, pummel Merseybeat into Arabian shapes, and try its hand at U2 reverb rock on “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” or big “Biko” ballads on “Are We the Waiting”. On American Idiot , this previously 2D genre developed multitudes.

Between the two album stretches, Green Day display how they’ve since honed their ambitions. Last year’s “Dilemma” is a more sophisticated construction and 2004’s “Know Your Enemy” is a laser-guided drone strike of punk melody that survives a guest vocal from, shall we say, not the most Whitney Houston of front-row volunteers. “This is a night I’ll remember for the rest of my life,” Armstrong gushes ahead of an emotional closing “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”. But if all tonight does is help hammer home the band’s pivotal place in rock history, that will have been enough.

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BUCHANAN, MI -- Most people explore nature in Michigan on its beaches or in its woods.

But at a place called Bear Cave in Southwest Michigan, you can explore Great Lakes history underground.

Buchanan is home to one Michigan’s only public cave systems. Bear Cave is a naturally forming cavern on the St. Joseph River, a watershed of Lake Michigan. The cave is about 15 miles from the lakeshore at 4085 Bear Cave Road in Buchanan.

The cave is on private property as part of the Thousand Trails Bear Cave RV Resort. But the resort allows public tours for $3.

The cave walls are 18-feet thick and made of tufa limestone. The cave was formed more than 25,000 years ago via glacial drifts on Lake Michigan, according to the resort.

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It’s a “natural cave” with a few rooms, said Katie Long, assistant administrator at the resort. It’s not a massive cavern system like Kentucky’s Mammoth Cave.

Going down the stairs, visitors will see a boulder from the Kansan ice age deposited thousands of years ago, resort officials said. The tour of the cave is self guided along a well-lit circular path. In some areas, signs indicate fossils embedded in the walls and “cave pearls,” which are small spherical formations unique to limestone caves.

There are pools of water on the cave’s path, but the resort has installed stones and a platform to help visitors avoid the small, muddy pools. Because the cave is level with the river, it’s at risk of flooding at certain points of the season, said Adam Morris, manager of the resort.

“We do have a natural deposit that seeps out through the cave over the winter months,” Morris said. “It gets so wet down there.”

In some spots on the cave wall and ceiling, water droplets grip to the walls due to high humidity.

In the past, the cave has been used to hide bank robbers and enslaved individuals during the Underground Railroad, according to stories passed along.

Bandits robbed an Ohio bank in 1895 and hid in the cave. The story led to the cave being used as a filming location for the 1903 silent film “The Great Train Robbery.”

One of the cavern’s rooms, filled with a clear pool of water and marked with a “No swimming” sign, leads to a larger room where enslaved individuals were hidden during the Underground Railroad. Now, the room is home to the largest population of Eastern Pipistrelle Bats in Lower Michigan, according to the resort.

The cave is most popular on weekends, the resort said.

As far as a history of bears in the cave — as its namesake suggests — Morris said it’s possible bears used it as a hibernation area in the past.

The only bears you’ll see now are plushies you can purchase at the resort gift shop.

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Biloxi Boat Tours getting ready for summer season

BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - Many small businesses are still trying to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, one local company has been smooth sailing since the pandemic.

Biloxi Boat Tours has been running cruises out of Point Cadet Marina and giving locals and visitors an up-close look at Deer Island and the Mississippi Sound.

The owners say they took over the business just before the pandemic, with those COVID years actually being some of the best they’ve ever had business-wise. They say so far, this summer has been steady.

”We’ve had a good steady year for sure, but it is so wonderful to just have a space pretty much as it was intended,” Lacey Westbrook said.

Westbrook says the goal is to make experiencing the Mississippi Sound and Deer Island accessible and affordable.

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Scottie Scheffler first since Arnold Palmer (1962) to claim six TOUR wins before July

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Scottie Scheffler is a six-time PGA TOUR winner this season before July, the first to win at this clip since Arnold Palmer in 1962.

It’s another historical milestone in Scheffler’s mind-bending season, as he won the Travelers Championship on Sunday for his sixth TOUR victory of 2024 – in just 14 starts. Scheffler and Tom Kim matched 22-under 258 at TPC River Highlands before Scheffler won with a par on the first extra hole.

Kim made a 10-footer for birdie on the 72nd hole to force a playoff, but the 22-year-old caught a plugged lie in the greenside bunker on his approach shot in the playoff (also the par-4 18th, but with an amended hole location), blasted to 36 feet and couldn’t convert the par. Scheffler comfortably two-putted from 11 feet for the win.

Scheffler joins an esteemed list of players to win six TOUR titles before July. In addition to Palmer in 1960 and 1962, the others to do so are Jimmy Demaret (1940), Byron Nelson (1945), Ben Hogan (1946) and Sam Snead (1950). It’s a list of golf legends, on which Scheffler now resides.

Scottie Scheffler’s interview after winning in a playoff at Travelers

Scheffler, who turned 28 this past Friday, is chasing some modern-era history. Since 1983, he now shares sixth place in single-season wins; Tiger Woods (2000) and Vijay Singh (2004) share the modern-era record with nine wins in a season. Woods won eight times in 1999 and 2006, and he won seven times in 2007.

Woods also won six times in a season in 2005 and 2009, as did Nick Price in 1994.

Fittingly, Scheffler earned his first victory of 2024 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard. He has added titles at THE PLAYERS Championship, Masters Tournament, RBC Heritage, the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday and now the Travelers Championship – and he clearly isn’t showing signs of slowing down.

Here's a look at Arnold Palmer’s wins in 1962, pre-July, the last time a player won at Scheffler’s 2024 clip.

• Feb. 4, The American Express
• Feb. 11, WM Phoenix Open
• April 9, Masters Tournament
• April 29, Valero Texas Open
• May 6, The Sentry
• May 14, Charles Schwab Challenge

The good news for Scheffler? Palmer added a seventh title of 1962 at The Open Championship, contested at Royal Troon – where The Open will be played next month.

Palmer’s eighth and final victory of 1962 came at the American Golf Classic that August.