Welcome, to your very own virtual tour of Old Trafford, The Theatre Of Dreams.

This tour will include all aspects of Old Trafford from the pitch to the changing rooms, from the changing rooms to the stands and so on and so forth. once you have completed this tour you will know everything you need to know about the Theatre Of Dreams.

Old Trafford is the ultimate football ground, since 1910 it has been the home of Manchester United. Nicknamed the Theatre of Dreams it has played host to some of the best players, teams and competitions for almost 100 years. During the second world war Old Trafford was severely damaged by a German air raid, this caused United to play at arch rivals man city’s ground, Main Road until Since then the stadium has been expanded and now holds in excess of 76 thousand people making it the largest club ground in Britain.

To get tickets to Old Trafford you must either shop online at manutd.com or enter the ticketing and membership services building. The building is situated 200 yards from the East stand.

Now we are inside the pitch and our first stop is the dugout area, This elevated dugout area in the south stand provides a prime vantage point for Sir Alex and the team as they are within touching distance of all the action. The dugout features seats for the substitutes and backroom team and also has under floor heating.

This is where the players run out at the start of a match. There is an extendable cover that can be put out to protect the players. This cover is where interviews are held at the end of matches.

If you proceed through the tunnel you come to the dressing room and players lounge. Able to accommodate 22 players the home dressing room boasts a spa pool, two baths, six showers and video facilities. Across from the dressing room is the players lounge were players can relax before and after games. The walls are covered in honours boards and pictures of former United captains.

Welcome to the Manchester United Museum and tour centre, this is situated in the north stand and is split across 3 floors. The museum itself was opened by the legendary Pele in In the Museum you can learn United’s history, view the ever growing trophy room, or reflect on the Munich air disaster. More than 200,000 people visit the museum every year!

The third floor of the North stand brings us to red café. Red café is Old Trafford's main eating facility, the smart casual dress code attracts nearly 500,000 people every year. Whilst here you should never take your eye off the door because you never know who might walk in.

End Tour Last but not least is the United megastore, situated in the East stand the megastore has every United item you could dream of. The store has 25 computerised tills so there is no excuse for being late for kick-off.

I hope you have enjoyed your virtual tour of Old Trafford, come back soon!