Chelsea visit Old Trafford in what is one of the classic Premier League ties. Get your Man Utd v Chelsea hospitality tickets. Please note the exact day and time of the match has yet to be confirmed by the Premier League and may be moved from the traditional 3pm Saturday kick off once TV games are finalised.
Manchester United v Chelsea Hospitality Packages & VIP Tickets
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Ticket Plus
Premium ticket package
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Padded seating in the North West Quadrant Tier 2 Upper
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Complimentary meal deal (1 x hot food item 1 x drink & 1 x snack) served pre-match
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Complimentary matchday programme
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Complimentary Museum entry (non-matchday)
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10% Megastore discount
Champions Club
Hospitality Package
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VIP Executive padded seats in the middle tier near the half-way line, rows 8-10
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Drinks reception
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Three course a la carte meal
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Complimentary bar, including beer, wine and soft drinks
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Post-match hot & cold snacks (1 hour post match)
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Visit from Manchester United legend (subject to availability)
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Matchday programme, gift & Megastore discount
Victoria Warehouse
Offsite Hospitality package
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Premium padded seat in Block N1403 (around the goal line)
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Access to the Victoria Warehouse 3 hours pre-match & 1 hour post-match
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Inclusive modern, informal dining - a range of food stations offering a variety of meal options
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Complimentary bottled beer, house wine, prosecco, single spirit & mixer, soft drinks, tea & coffee (served pre & post-match)
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MUTV or pre-game screening
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Official Matchday programme for each guest
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10% Megastore discount
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FAQs
We answer some of your questions on Old Trafford
At Events Hospitality, we provide VIP tickets, hospitality packages and premium experiences for all Manchester United games at Old Trafford. The packages available for each game are listed on each event or you may email us for any requests.
As part of our offering for Man Utd, we provide tickets for every Premier League, Cup and European home game. If there are other events at Old Trafford we can sometimes get access, so please do contact us to help.
At Events Hospitality we only offer premium tickets and official hospitality packages. We also only sell tickets or packages that we have in hand, to ensure availability for our clients (many companies out there will sell the tickets and then attempt to procure them afterwards to fulfil the order).
We know how stressful it can be trying to work out which companies are genuine, especially when there are so many out there. As one of the newer ones, we also know how much harder we have to work to prove ourselves. That’s why we offer a 100% money back guarantee if we don’t deliver your tickets. To ensure you’re dealing with a reputable company please call us on 0208 053 0278 to ask any questions, or view more information about us.
Wherever you are buying your tickets from, make sure you do your research. Take a look at online reviews, ask to speak to previous customers or verify with the venue that the company you are using are official hospitality agents.
Yes, but these are subject to restrictions. Please see Manchester United’s official website to understand what you can and can’t do.
Tickets for Man Utd games will be sent via email, around 5 days before the game. On some occasions you may be required to collect tickets from the stadium, for which we will provide full information and directions.
This will be explained to you during the purchase, as it depends on the package you purchase. You can also see various Stadium maps at the bottom of the page.
All Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult (and have a ticket themselves). Children are allowed in most hospitality facilities, as long as they have the relevant ticket.
At Events Hospitality we don’t sell general admission tickets, our packages are all premium tickets or hospitality inclusive options. The available tickets are listed in the event itself, but if you cannot find what you are looking for in any way please email us and we will be able to help.
Prices will differ for each game, depending on the competition and opponent. We try to offer hospitality tickets for Man Utd at the best price possible, even when demand is high. The package will be listed on the event itself or you can contact us on 0208 053 0278 to enquire.
As with many Premier League grounds, driving to Old Trafford can be difficult due to road closures. There are parking options in the E1 and E2 carpark, but these are limited.
The ground is well served by public transport, with the Old Trafford Metro Station just a 5-minute walk from the ground. You can also use the Trafford Park Line, stopping at Imperial War Museum and Wharfside.
Old Trafford is the biggest team ground in the UK, so there are plenty of options. Due to the age of the stadium, some of these are more ‘traditional’ than modern, but there are plenty of hospitality areas, from casual lounges to top-end packages. Different options will work best for different clients, so please contact us on 0208 053 0278 to find the package best suited for you.
This will depend on the hospitality lounge you are in. Generally it is smart casual, with smart jeans and trainers permitted. You cannot wear away colours or tracksuits and dress codes don’t apply to under 12’s.
Please email us and we’ll help straight away.
Stadium Maps
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Venue Address
Old Trafford
Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Stretford, Manchester M16 0RA
Guide
for Old Trafford Football Stadium
Guide to Old Trafford
Hospitality Guide
Guide to Old Trafford
A guide to Old Trafford Football Stadium
Introduction
Old Trafford might be better known as the Theatre Of Dreams, but it has been more synonymous with nightmares in recent years – if you call yourself a Red. That goes for the quality of football on display, as well as some parts of the stadium itself. Indeed, rumours abound that there is a much-needed reconstruction on the horizon.
Whatever happens, this special stadium remains the most iconic arena in the Premier League (we recommend you visit it before the inevitable facelift, and potential name change partnership deal) and still plays host to the biggest team in the league. What’s more, with its stands close to the pitch, and a die-hard fanbase, the atmosphere here is among the best in England.
A brief history
Designed by the architect Archibald Leitch, Old Trafford football stadium was first opened on 19 February 1910 with a capacity of 80,000.
Because of its size, it was used in WWII as a military depot and, after being bombed (not the first time Old Trafford would be breached by a German attack, ahem) was reconstructed and opened again on 24 August 1949.
After various modifications, and the introduction of seating, the stadium’s capacity reached 44,000 in 1992. After a series of expansions, today’s capacity is 75,454.
Quick Facts
A traditional, four-sided structure, Old Trafford is the second largest stadium in England, after Wembley, and the 7th biggest in Europe. Connected to the stadium is a museum (opened by Pele in 1998), where you can witness Manchester United’s successes first hand (if you are so inclined – the blue half of Manchester, feel free to head straight to the pub).
The best views of the on-field action can be found in the South stand, whereas if you want atmosphere, head West (aka the famous Stretford End). When the stadium was first built, the original project was £30,000 over budget, resulting in the nickname Moneybags United. Some things never change…
Why go?
This was not nicknamed The Theatre Of Dreams by Sir Bobby Charlton for no reason. Despite tough times of late, this stadium holds 42 trophies, including the unique Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League Treble overseen by a ‘Sir Alex Ferguson’ in 1999.
The famous Stretford End, where the diehard Reds sit, is one of the best places in English football for atmosphere and can be deafening when it gets going. Even through these ‘tough’ times for a United fan, the atmosphere is always good.
What are the facilities like?
As alluded to, Old Trafford is one of the more traditional Stadiums in the Premier League. This comes with the downsides of some facilities being a bit behind other venues, but the upside of a proper traditional football experience, which many people crave. Either way, it’s still a great place to visit.
With bars and food venues in each of the four stands, there are countless places to refuel before, during and after watching the game. At the East stand is the club’s Megastore – ideal if you’re in the mood to buy an official Manchester United shirt (or MU coffee machine – yes, this exists). If you prefer a side order of history with your food, head to level 3 of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand where you will find the Red Café. Each of the stands has at least two tiers, except for the Bobby Charlton stand.
What are the premium tickets, VIP and Hospitality options?
As you might expect for a club of this magnitude, there are plenty of high-end ticketing options, boxes and suites at Old Trafford. For example, The Champions Club is a fantastic match-day experience. Expect a 3-course dinner, a complimentary bar and unparalleled views of the action on the pitch.
Alternatively, try the Trinity Club in the East Stand, with complimentary bowl food and bar in a brand new facility. There is also the 500 club – with a capacity of 200 – which pays tribute to United’s stalwarts (some of whom you may just meet if you decide to experience match-day here). This is a more informal hospitality package but is an ideal location for soaking up the legendary pre-match Old Trafford atmosphere. Other packages of this ilk include the ‘Kit Room’ and ‘Academy’ Lounge, which offer a similar environment and style.
These are just a few of the examples of around 10 different match-day packages available at Old Trafford. If you’ve had hospitality at Man Utd games before, then you might know what suits you best. If not, Events Hospitality are here to help and giving you guidance on the most suitable package is all part of the service.
How to get to Old Trafford?
If you’re travelling by car – whether that be your own vehicle or a taxi – the postcode is M16 0RA. You can book official car parking on the Manchester United website. Alternatively, Trafford council offers a pay-to-park facility within the Trafford Village area of Trafford Park. You can also use public transport, with the handily named Old Trafford station being your best and closest bet, if you’re using the Metro link. From Piccadilly, the main station in Manchester, it’s a 20-minute tram ride. Then, it’s a 5-minute walk.
What is there to do in the area around Old Trafford?
If you want to discuss the game over a pint there are plenty of fan friendly pubs and bars in the area – whether that be The Quadrant, The Bishop Blaize or, if you want to really stay on brand, Gary Neville’s Hotel Football. If a bit of culture is more your thing – Salford has everything from The Lowry, The Imperial War Museum and The Quays. If you jump in a cab for ten minutes, you could venture away from the red section of Greater Manchester and more into the city centre. Ancoats is one of the most exciting, up-and-coming areas in Manchester so worth a look for food and drink.
How can I get tickets to Manchester United games?
If you want to watch the Red Devils in the flesh, you must sign up to be a member and apply for tickets.
As you might expect for a club of United’s size, tickets sell quickly, and you may not wish to enter what can feel like a pot-luck raffle. With that in mind, at Events Hospitality, we have a range of premium tickets, as well as a variety of hospitality and private box packages that we can organise fuss-free. Contact us on [email protected] for the latest games and packages available.
Best event at Old Trafford?
Every game feels like a big one at The Theatre Of Dreams, but nothing compares to a match against Manchester United’s biggest rivals Liverpool. These have been one-sided affairs of late, but surely it can’t be long before United start holding their own? When they do, you won’t want to miss it.Most niche event?
United keeping a clean sheet at home…? Or perhaps that David Beckham free-kick against Greece in 2001. Jokes aside – probably the 1993 boxing match between, er, Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn.Type of events
Football and concerts, with potentially more sports to come at a later date.A final insider tip
If you’re heading to a game and you’re not from Manchester, consider staying over the night before. The Ibis is a good budget option on Salford Quays – it’s a ten-minute walk to the ground and allows you to soak up the atmosphere pre and post-match without having to beat the crowds. If you have any questions or would like to understand the best options for tickets at Old Trafford, please send us an email and we would be happy to help.Hospitality Guide
What are the Different Levels of Hospitality you can get at Old Trafford?
No amount of leaky roofs can take away from the fact that Old Trafford is one of the most illustrious stadiums in the world. You cannot escape the magnitude of history there – from the Busby Babes to the Class of ‘92. Just try not to talk about Marouane Fellaini or Eric Djemba-Djemba too much while you are there.
Despite the ‘crisis around every corner’ feeling at Manchester United, they are still a force to be reckoned with. Old Trafford is still a difficult place to go for any team – largely because you can never be quite sure which United are going to turn up. They must be one of the most unpredictable teams in the Premier League.
The team is, as always, littered with superstars of world football. Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Christian Eriksen, Casemiro – these are players that would get into most sides in the world, and they are a huge factor why Old Trafford remains one of the most popular stadiums in the country to watch Premier League football.
Getting tickets is often easier said than done, of course – but that’s where a hospitality package can help. They represent a great way to, not just guarantee your tickets for a match at Old Trafford, but also experience something a bit extra. Some real quality. Manchester United were way ahead of the rest of the pack when it came to offering hospitality, and they have a range of different options today. Let’s take a look at our favourites.
Kit Room
There are quite a few different suites at Old Trafford, all offering something different, but all focused on a relaxed pre- and post-match atmosphere. A nice balance between a true fan experience and a little bit of luxury.
The Kit Room is our pick of the bunch. Celebrating the wide array of kits that Manchester United have worn over the years, this smart, modern suite is the perfect place to enjoy a couple of drinks, some food and incredible views of this iconic football stadium, as well as Media City and the Salford Quays. The full package includes:
- Padded seating in the North West of the stadium – near the Stretford End
- Access to the incredible Kit Room 3 hours before kick off and an hour after the final whistle
- A relaxed meal
- Spacious cash bar
- Match programme
- Exclusive executive entrance
Champions Club
The name Manchester United is synonymous with the word ‘Champions’. So how about a hospitality package worthy of the name?
This is for an experience that is that little bit special – which you will notice immediately when you are greeted with a Champagne Reception on arrival. Everything about this package is top-notch – the food, the drinks, the suite – but our favourite thing is the fact that you get some of the best seats in the house from which to watch the match. Right in the middle tier, near the halfway line. Perfect.
This is what you get with the Champions Club package:
- Champagne reception
- A private table for your meal
- Three course a la carte meal
- Complimentary bar
- A visit from a Club legend (subject to availability)
- VIP Executive padded seats near the half-way line
A guide to Old Trafford Football Stadium
Introduction
Old Trafford might be better known as the Theatre Of Dreams, but it has been more synonymous with nightmares in recent years – if you call yourself a Red. That goes for the quality of football on display, as well as some parts of the stadium itself. Indeed, rumours abound that there is a much-needed reconstruction on the horizon.
Whatever happens, this special stadium remains the most iconic arena in the Premier League (we recommend you visit it before the inevitable facelift, and potential name change partnership deal) and still plays host to the biggest team in the league. What’s more, with its stands close to the pitch, and a die-hard fanbase, the atmosphere here is among the best in England.
A brief history
Designed by the architect Archibald Leitch, Old Trafford football stadium was first opened on 19 February 1910 with a capacity of 80,000.
Because of its size, it was used in WWII as a military depot and, after being bombed (not the first time Old Trafford would be breached by a German attack, ahem) was reconstructed and opened again on 24 August 1949.
After various modifications, and the introduction of seating, the stadium’s capacity reached 44,000 in 1992. After a series of expansions, today’s capacity is 75,454.
Quick Facts
A traditional, four-sided structure, Old Trafford is the second largest stadium in England, after Wembley, and the 7th biggest in Europe. Connected to the stadium is a museum (opened by Pele in 1998), where you can witness Manchester United’s successes first hand (if you are so inclined – the blue half of Manchester, feel free to head straight to the pub).
The best views of the on-field action can be found in the South stand, whereas if you want atmosphere, head West (aka the famous Stretford End). When the stadium was first built, the original project was £30,000 over budget, resulting in the nickname Moneybags United. Some things never change…
Why go?
This was not nicknamed The Theatre Of Dreams by Sir Bobby Charlton for no reason. Despite tough times of late, this stadium holds 42 trophies, including the unique Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League Treble overseen by a ‘Sir Alex Ferguson’ in 1999.
The famous Stretford End, where the diehard Reds sit, is one of the best places in English football for atmosphere and can be deafening when it gets going. Even through these ‘tough’ times for a United fan, the atmosphere is always good.
What are the facilities like?
As alluded to, Old Trafford is one of the more traditional Stadiums in the Premier League. This comes with the downsides of some facilities being a bit behind other venues, but the upside of a proper traditional football experience, which many people crave. Either way, it’s still a great place to visit.
With bars and food venues in each of the four stands, there are countless places to refuel before, during and after watching the game. At the East stand is the club’s Megastore – ideal if you’re in the mood to buy an official Manchester United shirt (or MU coffee machine – yes, this exists). If you prefer a side order of history with your food, head to level 3 of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand where you will find the Red Café. Each of the stands has at least two tiers, except for the Bobby Charlton stand.
What are the premium tickets, VIP and Hospitality options?
As you might expect for a club of this magnitude, there are plenty of high-end ticketing options, boxes and suites at Old Trafford. For example, The Champions Club is a fantastic match-day experience. Expect a 3-course dinner, a complimentary bar and unparalleled views of the action on the pitch.
Alternatively, try the Trinity Club in the East Stand, with complimentary bowl food and bar in a brand new facility. There is also the 500 club – with a capacity of 200 – which pays tribute to United’s stalwarts (some of whom you may just meet if you decide to experience match-day here). This is a more informal hospitality package but is an ideal location for soaking up the legendary pre-match Old Trafford atmosphere. Other packages of this ilk include the ‘Kit Room’ and ‘Academy’ Lounge, which offer a similar environment and style.
These are just a few of the examples of around 10 different match-day packages available at Old Trafford. If you’ve had hospitality at Man Utd games before, then you might know what suits you best. If not, Events Hospitality are here to help and giving you guidance on the most suitable package is all part of the service.
How to get to Old Trafford?
If you’re travelling by car – whether that be your own vehicle or a taxi – the postcode is M16 0RA. You can book official car parking on the Manchester United website. Alternatively, Trafford council offers a pay-to-park facility within the Trafford Village area of Trafford Park. You can also use public transport, with the handily named Old Trafford station being your best and closest bet, if you’re using the Metro link. From Piccadilly, the main station in Manchester, it’s a 20-minute tram ride. Then, it’s a 5-minute walk.
What is there to do in the area around Old Trafford?
If you want to discuss the game over a pint there are plenty of fan friendly pubs and bars in the area – whether that be The Quadrant, The Bishop Blaize or, if you want to really stay on brand, Gary Neville’s Hotel Football. If a bit of culture is more your thing – Salford has everything from The Lowry, The Imperial War Museum and The Quays. If you jump in a cab for ten minutes, you could venture away from the red section of Greater Manchester and more into the city centre. Ancoats is one of the most exciting, up-and-coming areas in Manchester so worth a look for food and drink.
How can I get tickets to Manchester United games?
If you want to watch the Red Devils in the flesh, you must sign up to be a member and apply for tickets.
As you might expect for a club of United’s size, tickets sell quickly, and you may not wish to enter what can feel like a pot-luck raffle. With that in mind, at Events Hospitality, we have a range of premium tickets, as well as a variety of hospitality and private box packages that we can organise fuss-free. Contact us on [email protected] for the latest games and packages available.
Best event at Old Trafford?
Every game feels like a big one at The Theatre Of Dreams, but nothing compares to a match against Manchester United’s biggest rivals Liverpool. These have been one-sided affairs of late, but surely it can’t be long before United start holding their own? When they do, you won’t want to miss it.Most niche event?
United keeping a clean sheet at home…? Or perhaps that David Beckham free-kick against Greece in 2001. Jokes aside – probably the 1993 boxing match between, er, Chris Eubank and Nigel Benn.Type of events
Football and concerts, with potentially more sports to come at a later date.A final insider tip
If you’re heading to a game and you’re not from Manchester, consider staying over the night before. The Ibis is a good budget option on Salford Quays – it’s a ten-minute walk to the ground and allows you to soak up the atmosphere pre and post-match without having to beat the crowds. If you have any questions or would like to understand the best options for tickets at Old Trafford, please send us an email and we would be happy to help.What are the Different Levels of Hospitality you can get at Old Trafford?
No amount of leaky roofs can take away from the fact that Old Trafford is one of the most illustrious stadiums in the world. You cannot escape the magnitude of history there – from the Busby Babes to the Class of ‘92. Just try not to talk about Marouane Fellaini or Eric Djemba-Djemba too much while you are there.
Despite the ‘crisis around every corner’ feeling at Manchester United, they are still a force to be reckoned with. Old Trafford is still a difficult place to go for any team – largely because you can never be quite sure which United are going to turn up. They must be one of the most unpredictable teams in the Premier League.
The team is, as always, littered with superstars of world football. Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Christian Eriksen, Casemiro – these are players that would get into most sides in the world, and they are a huge factor why Old Trafford remains one of the most popular stadiums in the country to watch Premier League football.
Getting tickets is often easier said than done, of course – but that’s where a hospitality package can help. They represent a great way to, not just guarantee your tickets for a match at Old Trafford, but also experience something a bit extra. Some real quality. Manchester United were way ahead of the rest of the pack when it came to offering hospitality, and they have a range of different options today. Let’s take a look at our favourites.
Kit Room
There are quite a few different suites at Old Trafford, all offering something different, but all focused on a relaxed pre- and post-match atmosphere. A nice balance between a true fan experience and a little bit of luxury.
The Kit Room is our pick of the bunch. Celebrating the wide array of kits that Manchester United have worn over the years, this smart, modern suite is the perfect place to enjoy a couple of drinks, some food and incredible views of this iconic football stadium, as well as Media City and the Salford Quays. The full package includes:
- Padded seating in the North West of the stadium – near the Stretford End
- Access to the incredible Kit Room 3 hours before kick off and an hour after the final whistle
- A relaxed meal
- Spacious cash bar
- Match programme
- Exclusive executive entrance
Champions Club
The name Manchester United is synonymous with the word ‘Champions’. So how about a hospitality package worthy of the name?
This is for an experience that is that little bit special – which you will notice immediately when you are greeted with a Champagne Reception on arrival. Everything about this package is top-notch – the food, the drinks, the suite – but our favourite thing is the fact that you get some of the best seats in the house from which to watch the match. Right in the middle tier, near the halfway line. Perfect.
This is what you get with the Champions Club package:
- Champagne reception
- A private table for your meal
- Three course a la carte meal
- Complimentary bar
- A visit from a Club legend (subject to availability)
- VIP Executive padded seats near the half-way line
