Old Trafford is the genuinely iconic home of Manchester United. The imposing structure has a maximum capacity of 74,310, making it the country's largest stadium in club football and the second largest overall, just behind Wembley Stadium. Its staggering capacity also makes it the 11th largest in European football. Easily accessed due to its location, the Theatre of Dreams, a name coined by Bobby Charlton, Man United’s home since 1910, is the perfect place to see some of the best players in British and European football play. Many argue that the first thunderous roar at kick-off is worth the ticket price alone. Given that most premier league matches played at Old Trafford have full capacity, you are bound to have one hell of a time, even watching some of the smaller clubs in the premier league. However, for the best and most intense atmosphere, we recommend you get tickets to a Manchester Derby between United and their hometown rivals, Man City.