Man Utd runs fan survey on 100,000-seat stadium beside Old Trafford

Manchester United has opened a new phase of consultation with supporters on plans to build a 100,000-seat stadium next to the current Old Trafford, asking matchgoing fans to complete an online survey that explores seating, facilities, pricing and the possibility of optional seat licences. The survey, which is being sent to season ticket holders, club members and hospitality purchasers, runs until 23:59 on November 6 and is intended to help the club assess demand and shape the commercial case for a proposed 2 billion pound new ground.

The questionnaire asks fans about a range of hypothetical product and pricing scenarios across different seating categories, including an optional personal seat licence scheme. Under such a scheme, supporters could purchase the right to buy a ticket for a specific seat over a set period, either via a one off payment or instalments. The club says seat licences would not replace traditional season tickets, which would remain available and would preserve benefits such as the same seat for every game and the ability to apply for away match and cup final tickets.

United have framed the consultation as an effort to place fans at the centre of design and...