Old Trafford, Manchester

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Arrived at Old Trafford 1 hour prior to opening time for concert, looking forward to get another Stones concert.

Herded like cattle all around the houses to pick up tickets from booking office. Walk was lengthy, as were queues and as a result we missed the support musician. There were lots of people behind us in the queue and we would not have been the only ones to miss part of the concert.

There was no warning we even needed to pick up hard copies of the tickets nor of the lengthy walk involved to do so. My husband who has problems

walking any distance struggled with the length of the walk.

Old Trafford are blaming Groupon who sold us the tickets for this, and have replied to my complaint in a disrespectful and patronising way. Nothing like passing the buck for their disgustingly poor organisation of this event!!!

We will be not be attending events at Old Trafford in future. Why on earth would we pay to be treated in such a disrespectful way, and not receive what we had paid for anyway?

Get your act together Old Trafford. You need to provide what people have paid for and also treat your customers with respect.

Apart from the shambolic way they handled the concert sales; utterly clueless; to have to explain not all disabilities are visible is shocking. Then to be told OT seat all their disability customers together even if they do not require a ramp is outrageous. Little short of herding the disabled like they are contagious animals to be penned together and held away from "normal" people. Basically if you got to concert at OT and are disabled you can expect to be situated as far from the stage as possible and even if you offer to pay the excess for a better seat they wont oblige. Rude; arrogant and unhelpful the lot of them.

I bought tickets online and ended up sitting with leeds rhino's supporters, I typed in that I am a Castleford tigers supporter, other cas fans had the same trouble, I don't know if some rhino's supporters had the same trouble, but I hated being sat at the wrong side with the wrong supporters.

JUST WATCHED MY SIDE READING FC VERY POOR SEATS FOR THE MONEY TOO CRAMPED THE SEATS AT MY LOCAL BLUE SQ SOUTH TEAM ARE BETTER.THE STEWARDS WERE VERY POOR UNFORTUNATELY HAD SOME VERY FOULED MOUTH READING FANS IN FROM OF ME THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEN EVICTED.THEATRE OF DREAMS YOU MUST BE JOKING.

it was amazin wen i went there. a lot of people arguing about the cramped spaces, they should buy a ticket and sit in stetford end and really enjoy the whole amtomsphere and hav a gr8 time

Old Trafford was at its best in the early 1990's when the roofline was the same all the way round. Now its a complete mess and the place looks like a steelworks. The stands dont match whether your inside or outside the ground, theres no leg room and getting refreshments at half time is impossible. Apart from the big matches theres no atmosphere either.

Bobby Charlton must have been having a laugh when he cristened the ground 'the theatre of dreams', he clearly wasnt looking from a spectators viewpoint!

Even the last piece of the original ground (the players tunnel on the half way line) has been replaced with a soul-less entrance from the corner flag.

The place is worth visiting however, because of the historical sculptures and plaques on the outside and because it is such a large and famous ground, but i would think many real football fans would be left with a sense that they are disappointed in the reality of the place. For shear nostalgia and atmosphere visit Anfield, Goodison, White Hart Lane or Pompey, you will enjoy the experience more.

Saying that, the museum at Old Trafford is very good but food and drinks are very expensive. Try Lou Macari's chippy on nearby Chester Road for some real 'manc' food (chips and gravy) at a great price!

Visited Old Trafford for the first time as an away fan.

At first sight it's a reasonably imposing sight, but close up you see how old a stadium it really is.

Inside there is zero leg room, and you are almost sat on the knee of your neighbour. The concourses outside are far to narrow creating major congestion at half time. Queue's are processed so slowly you have no chance of leaving on h/t whistle, queuing and being back in time for kick off.

The home support is very poor. At times it is so quite it's hard to believe there are 80,000 people in there. Away support nearly always out sing the home 'support'. I guess this is the price you pay for being the ground being half full of tourists and people on corporate jollies.

Food looked reasonable quality and price (remember I didn't get time to sample it), but £42 for an away ticket is outrageous.

Wouldn't bother going again.

im a UNITED fan and it was my first time going to Old Trafford. I went on the tour and i thought it was good i mean my mum enjoyed it and shes a Tottenham fan. It is good because you have the chance on the tour to sit in fergies spot and when you go in the changing rooms well i would say that fan was the most popular and when you walked in everyone rushed to ronaldos seat but personally im a TEVEZ so i went their. Once the tourist talked you through the changing rooms you were allowed to move around and have your pic took with the players shirt and you can even touch them i would rate it 10/10 TO A PERSON WHO DOSENT SUPPORT UNITED AND TO A UNITED FAN A WOULD RATE IT 11/10 :-)

Walking down the tunnel is really good as they play a track of lots of fans cheering as you walk down the tunnel