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To Download the Full Directions (PDF) OLD TRAFFORD THE THEATRE OF DREAMS MAPS & DIRECTIONS Manchester United, Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA T: +44 (0)161 868 8000 E: [email protected] W: manutd.com ROADS & LANDMARKS FROM THE NORTH Leave the M60 at Junction 12 M602 (Salford/Manchester). At the end of the M602 (Junction 3) follow signs for Salford Quays & Trafford Park. At the roundabout turn right onto Trafford Road (A5063). At the bridge over the Manchester Ship Canal, keep in the right hand lane, turn right and follow the road round to Trafford Wharf Road, then left at the traffic lights, passing the Premier Inn. Continue through the lights to reach the stadium. FROM THE SOUTH Leave the M6 at Junction 19 and take the A556 in the direction of Manchester Airport. Continue onto the M56 to Manchester, passing the Airport, and follow the signs to the M60 (North & West). Leave the M60 at Junction 7 (A56 Chester Road) and follow the signs for Manchester United. (Sir Matt Busby Way SIR ALEX is closed from Chester Road on Match Day). NW FERGUSON STAND NE QUAD QUAD S TRETFORD EN ST D AND EA BY TAXI ST SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND If you are travelling by taxi, why not use the Uber app to get a safe, reliable ride with a licensed partner-driver to and from Old Trafford. It only takes a few taps to request your ride, and a partner-driver will be with you within just a few minutes. On matchday the dedicated Uber Ride Zone pickup point is located in the E3 car park, by the East Stand of the stadium. Manchester Airport: Approximately 20-30 minutes – £35 Piccadilly Station: Approximately 15 minutes – £10 PUBLIC TRANSPORT The Metrolink service operates a frequent service from the City Centre (including Victoria & Piccadilly Stations) MOTORWAYS to Old Trafford station which is situated within a five minute walk of the footballground. M BURY 6 Metrolink enquiries: 0161 205 2000 6 2 OLDHAM 6 M M 61 MIDDLETON North Western Trains operate a matchday only service from City Centre Stations direct to Old Trafford Stadium M6 where the station is located alongside the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand. Due to the varied kick off times it is advisable 0 to telephone National Rail for train times. SWINTON WORSLEY 1 4 National Rail enquiries: 0845 748 4950 SALFORD ECCLES M60 12 2 MANCHESTER Old Trafford Metrolink station is accessible for wheelchair users, however Old Trafford Train Station is not. For information on accessible transport in Greater Manchester, please visit tfgm.com/accessible_transport 3 3 6 0 2 URMSTON 5 6 A M 8 Major roadworks have begun on key roads surrounding the stadium which will last until 2020. This will increase Old Trafford your journey time to and from the stadium if you travel by car. For full details visit manutd.com/gettinghere 7 11 SALE DIDSBURY 5 PLEASE NOTE M 1 6 STOCKPORT Sir Matt Busby Way is a ‘no through’ road. 3 ALTRINCHAM NON MATCHDAY: Access to car parks E1 & E2 can be gained via Wharfside Way or ChesterRoad. LYMM 5 M56 8 7 MATCHDAY: Access to car parks E1 & E2 can only be gained via Wharfside Way with the relevant permits. 9 6 5 5 Anyone attempting to access via Chester Road will be directed around the traffic system which will cause further A WILMSLOW delays. Where acting upon Police instructions, supporters parking on E1 & E2 may be held back after the game and 19 KNUTSFORD we apologise for any such delays. SIR ALEX NW FERGUSON STAND NE QUAD QUAD S TRETFORD EN ST D AND EA ST SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND STRETFORD EN D SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND SIR ALEX FERGUSON STAND QUADRANTS EAST STAND SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND Sir Alex Ferguson Stand Reception B4/C4 NORTH-EAST Knights Lounge E4 Ability Suite B3 Stretford Suite B2 Museum & Tour Centre B4/C4 Evolution E4 East Stand Reception E3 No.7 at Old Trafford B2 (C2 on Matchdays) Manchester Suite B4/C4 500 Club E4 East Stand Boxes F3 Premier Suite C2 Red Cafe B4/C4 The Academy E4 Accessible Seating AE1/AE2/AE3 Old Boardroom C2 Platinum Suite & Lounge B4/C4 The Gallery E4 Chairmans Lounge C2 Salford Suite 1 & 2 B4/C4 1999 Suite E4 Directors Private Room C2 Hospitality Lounges B4/C4 Directors Lounge C2 Executive Boxes B4/C4 NORTH-WEST 100 Club F4 STRETFORD END Trafford Suite D2 Manchester VIP D4 Kit Room F4 Grill Room D2 Accessible Seating AE4 1968 Suite F4 Centennial Club A1 Warwick Suite G2 Captains Lounge F4 Stretford End Boxes B1 Sir Bobby Charlton Stand Boxes G2 International Suite C1 Treble Suite G2 SIR ALEX FERGUSON STAND STRETFORD END SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND SIR ALEX FERGUSON STAND QUADRANTS EAST STAND SIR BOBBY CHARLTON STAND Sir Alex Ferguson Stand Reception B4/C4 NORTH-EAST Knights Lounge E4 Ability Suite B3 St retford Suite B2 Museum & Tour Centre B4/C4 Evolution E4 East Stand Reception E3 No.7 at Old Trafford B2 (C2 on Matchdays) Manchester Suite B4/C4 500 Club E4 East Stand Boxes F3 Premier Suite C2 Red Cafe B4/C4 The Academy E4 Old Boardroom C2 Platinum Suite & Lounge B4/C4 The Gallery E4 Chairmans Lounge C2 Salford Suite 1 & 2 B4/C4 1999 Suite E4 STRETFORD END Directors Private Room C2 Hospitality Lounges B4/C4 Directors Lounge C2 Executive Boxes B4/C4 NORTH-WEST 100 Club F4 Centennial Club A1 Trafford Suite D2 Manchester VIP D4 Kit Room F4 Stretford End Boxes B1 Grill Room D2 1968 Suite F4 International Suite C1 Warwick Suite G2 Captains Lounge F4 Sir Bobby Charlton Stand Boxes G2 Treble Suite G2.
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