Situated at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground, just 5 minutes from Manchester city centre, ... more
the Old Trafford Lodge offers 68 comfortable, modern rooms, some of which overlook the cricket pitch.On the doorstep of Trafford Park, the Old Trafford Lodge has a...
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ALL OF OUR ROOMS HAVE NOW BEEN REFURBISHED! Staying at the Old Trafford Lodge gives you ... more
the opportunity to spend the night at one of the most prestigious sporting venues in the North Upgrade to an executive room and enjoy the view of our famous pitch f...
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Advantages: there's nothing like it !! Disadvantages: bad rep for atmosphere
their delight with 67,000 other people, as well as giving back all their talents in turn. Whether it be the pure ecstasy of seeing a goal scored, or the success of winning a trophy, OldTrafford, home of Manchester United, is truly the experience of a lifetime?..?
The ground
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In the past OldTrafford has, at times, been classed as not being the most picturesque stadium in England, let alone Europe. But these days, with the extensions to both the East and West stands, as well is the planned quadrant fill-ins between those stands and the North stand, OldTrafford is truly a sight to behold. On countless occasions visiting fans, even Arsenal, have had their very own fans praise OT for the view, the organisation and security levels, which is of great testament to the work that United put in. For me personally, OldTrafford ...
ManUtdBoi 29.09.2004
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Advantages: Atmosphere at key games, facilities Disadvantages: Lack of covered seating, can feel empty.
OldTrafford Cricket Ground is situated in Stretford, on Talbout road a good few miles out of Manchester City Centre. It has "test status" which means, according to the ECB (English Cricket Board) it has the facilities, transport links, and crowd capacity to cope with and to execute the hosting of international matches to a high standard.
On a "good day" it can take 22,000 people, although generally there are never more than half that many people attending popular matches involving Lancashire, the home county.
With Manchester being known nationally as the "Rainy City" it is no surprise that the drainage facilities on the actual playing service have been constantly improved over the last 5 years.
Unfortunatley, there is only ONE covered stand (discounting the Pavilion - for 'members' only) for spectators to shelter under, which ...
Advantages: The best team in the world, good facilities Disadvantages: Expensive and busy
I have visited OldTrafford twice in 2 seasons now specifically for the United v City Derby. The ground has good transport links to Manchester via Tram, Bus, Car and "Football special" train. Initially I had some reservations about attending the ground for such a "hard fought" fixture, however the reception of fans and organisation was most excellent.
I would recommend catching one of 3 special football trains from Manchester Piccadilly (on match days) to get you to the ground in around 10 minutes.... these trains are two commuter style trains that are joined together - arrive totally empty and can generally find space, with some standing, for everyone who is waiting.
The train drops you off by the south Stand, which is not far from the away section, major entrances to stands and the club shop. Match days are very well policed ...
jedimasterlincoln 30.09.2009
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