How much are Man Utd Home Game tickets?

[asanthadenz]

Hello everyone

Im from New Zealand and first time in the UK

I have one question.

How much are the cheapest tickets for Man Utd Home games? Premeirship game, e.g like this weeks Fulham game?

I have searched all over the net and found the cheapest was 100 Pounds?

Are those the prices? Where and when can i buy the cheaper tickets?

[reddwarf]

Do not pay £100 for a ticket from a website - it will probably be a fake and that is well over it's true value.

The cheapest tickets are in the Stretford End but be warned that this is where the hardcore United fans sit. You can get a ticket for £25 (£23 for One United members).

The most expensive tickets (in the South Stand - with the prawn sandwich munchers - or centre of the North Stand) are £44 (£40 to One United members), so £100 is well over the top. The most I have ever paid for a ticket is £55.

I would recommend sitting in the North Stand for your first game - you get a good view of the pitch and prices range from £30 - £44.

If you're staying in the UK for a while become a One United member, which costs just over £25, because you'll find it much easier to get tickets - you can apply for all home games and buy tickets from season ticket holders who can not make the game through the Man United Ticket Exchange. There are other benfits too like discounts and free entry to reserve game etc. You can sign up on manutd.com

If you're not here for long then visit manutd.com and see which games have tickets on General Sale. The game v Sporting Lisbon has already gone on general sale and I reckon the game v Derby County could too.

[charles]

Hello everyone

Im from New Zealand and first time in the UK

I have one question.

How much are the cheapest tickets for Man Utd Home games? Premeirship game, e.g like this weeks Fulham game?

I have searched all over the net and found the cheapest was 100 Pounds?

Are those the prices? Where and when can i buy the cheaper tickets?


Write a letter to the Secretary of Man United,I bet they will give you a ticket,if you need the adress just ask.

[reddwarf]

Tickets for the game v Fulham have gone on general sale.

Visit manutd.com

[Stephen]

Or I can find you a spare if you are desperate?

[GeordieMancunian]

Do not pay £100 for a ticket from a website - it will probably be a fake and that is well over it's true value.

The cheapest tickets are in the Stretford End but be warned that this is where the hardcore United fans sit. You can get a ticket for £25 (£23 for One United members).

The most expensive tickets (in the South Stand - with the prawn sandwich munchers - or centre of the North Stand) are £44 (£40 to One United members), so £100 is well over the top. The most I have ever paid for a ticket is £55.

I would recommend sitting in the North Stand for your first game - you get a good view of the pitch and prices range from £30 - £44.

If you're staying in the UK for a while become a One United member, which costs just over £25, because you'll find it much easier to get tickets - you can apply for all home games and buy tickets from season ticket holders who can not make the game through the Man United Ticket Exchange. There are other benfits too like discounts and free entry to reserve game etc. You can sign up on manutd.com

If you're not here for long then visit manutd.com and see which games have tickets on General Sale. The game v Sporting Lisbon has already gone on general sale and I reckon the game v Derby County could too.

I was sitting at the North West bottom tier for my first match (Aug 1st 2007 Man Utd v Inter) - I guess it was a bargain at £15, even though Friendies are usually cheaper. Are tickets on sale at Old Trafford ticket office, if you just happen to be walking there or do you need to be a season ticket holder? Because most premiership match tickets aren't available to public, according to the manutd.com website.

[Stephen]

You need to be a One United member to buy home match tickets. Unless the game is on general sale.

[cathred]

100 quid flippin eck were is that ticket for thats a rip off i just got a ticket in the stretford end for 25 quid you can get them in the east stand to for 25 i do sometimes sit in the south stand if you do try n get as close to the east or west stand as you can dont sit in the middle of south the stewards look at you like a mutant if you stand up also a good place to sit is in the quadrants anyway iam rambling now sorry good look getting a ticket but dont pay 100 thts madness its probably a fake.

[Keano4taoiseach]

Do not pay £100 for a ticket from a website - it will probably be a fake and that is well over it's true value.

The cheapest tickets are in the Stretford End but be warned that this is where the hardcore United fans sit. You can get a ticket for £25 (£23 for One United members).

The most expensive tickets (in the South Stand - with the prawn sandwich munchers - or centre of the North Stand) are £44 (£40 to One United members), so £100 is well over the top. The most I have ever paid for a ticket is £55.

I would recommend sitting in the North Stand for your first game - you get a good view of the pitch and prices range from £30 - £44.

If you're staying in the UK for a while become a One United member, which costs just over £25, because you'll find it much easier to get tickets - you can apply for all home games and buy tickets from season ticket holders who can not make the game through the Man United Ticket Exchange. There are other benfits too like discounts and free entry to reserve game etc. You can sign up on manutd.com

If you're not here for long then visit manutd.com and see which games have tickets on General Sale. The game v Sporting Lisbon has already gone on general sale and I reckon the game v Derby County could too.



I don't understand that comment reddwarf......we are all United fans just there to support the team and cheer them on...????

[Stephen]

I don't understand that comment reddwarf......we are all United fans just there to support the team and cheer them on...????
Stretty Tier Two is the main area.

Old Trafford is so much full of daytrippers and ****s nowadays that you don't really have a hardcore area.

[reddwarf]

I don't understand that comment reddwarf......we are all United fans just there to support the team and cheer them on...????


That's the point - we're not.

I've sat next to people in the North and South stand who are there simply for the day out. Some don't know who the players are, don't know the rules of football and do not cheer even when we score.

If you're there for the first time then I wouldn't praise the Glazers, moan about the stadium/facilties, ask daft questions like 'what's a throw-in?', 'where did we buy so-and-so from?'...all of which I've heard when sat in the North and South Stand...if you're sat in the Stretford End.

[antdevil78]

agreed. i have managed to get to 5 united games this season and i like to think i give my vocal support. The fans around me at times act like they are at a funeral.

I was at the Arsenal cup game and sat at the side of a women with her kid and husband. After first 5 mins she asked to swap her husband cos I assume of my chanting.

The need to have a vocal fan club says it all. If you go, get behind em. It aint a cinema, its a theatre (of dreams!!!!)

[NoxiousD]

Which is the best stand for the crowd? I mean volume wise, as i always like to get behind the team

Are any other games on general sale?

[nath_fansince89]

Stretford end is the most vocal by far, but if you don’t know the songs you may feel left out, the east stand is also good as it has good banter with the away fans who are not too far away. North and South stands are boring with the prawn sandwich eaters, and the north-west quadrant isn’t too bad, it has some vocal fans and some not so vocal there. Otherwise haven’t sat in any of the other corners.

[Stephen]

Which is the best stand for the crowd? I mean volume wise, as i always like to get behind the team

Are any other games on general sale?
Bolton tonight.

No more for the rest of the season will go on GS.