Located 2 miles south of Manchester City Centre, adjacent to the Old Trafford tram stop is the Emirates Old Trafford. It is the home of Lancashire County Cricket Club. Emirates Old Trafford hosts domestic and international cricket fixtures, and it is occasionally used as a music venue.
Headline acts include Oasis in 2002, as well as, Beyoncé in 2016. The venue contains a 4-star Hilton Hotel which offers 150 bedrooms, and 85 rooms boast sweeping views across the pitch.
Old Trafford is an iconic venue within world cricket, and memorable moments include Sachin Tendulkar’s first international test century in 1990, Shane Warne’s infamous ‘Ball of the Century’ during the 1993 Ashes Test, and a tantalising draw to the Third Ashes Test in 2005.
The ground is famous for its unpredictable weather, and we recommend that you check the weather forecast prior to attending a cricket fixture.
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In 2013, Lancashire County Cricket Club announced a 10-year sponsorship deal with Emirates. The deal is worth around £10million and Emirates have the naming rights of the ground until 2023.
Emirates Old Trafford is the home of Lancashire County Cricket Club. Emirates Old Trafford hosts domestic and international cricket fixtures, and it is occasionally used as a music venue.
You can take food, soft drinks, and picnics into Old Trafford Cricket Ground. You cannot take alcohol, glass bottles, cans or tins, sharp objects, and flags that are attached to sticks and poles. Your bags will be searched upon entry to the ground.