Spot the snowman and win presents on a Christmas special Man City stadium & club tour
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 7 years ago
- City of Manchester, Events, Family & Kids, Man City, Sponsored, Sport
Enjoy a great day out over the Christmas period when you go on the festive Manchester City Stadium and Club tour, including a stadium-wide snowman hunt.
To ensure City fans are feeling warm and fuzzy inside, this superb snowman hunt will be taking place on all tours from December 17-31.
Families will be challenged to spot all of the shy snowmen that are hiding throughout the stadium, as they enjoy the exclusive access to the Etihad Stadium and explore behind-the-scenes areas of the club.
There will be some very special prizes up for grabs as every child correctly identifying the number of snowmen will be entered into a draw to win a spot in the team photo prior to the Watford game on 2nd January. There are four spots up for grabs, with each winner also recieivng two tickets to attend the match, for themselves and a parent or guardian.
Fans attending the tour will receive a festive welcome into the recently upgraded first team changing rooms, where quotes from This is the Place, Tony Walsh’s poetic tribute to Manchester, have been immortalised on the walls.
Guests will also experience the first team warm-up areas, the away team facilities and exclusive hospitality suite The Tunnel Club, which includes a glass tunnel to bring the players shoulder to shoulder with fans on a matchday.
Fans will enjoy the chance to explore the club’s heritage through unique memorabilia and interactive displays, giving them the chance to relive the Blues’ greatest moments and truly discover what makes Manchester City the club it is today.
Manchester City’s Stadium & Club Tour is a 90-minute professionally guided tour of the Club and Etihad Stadium. Tickets for the Christmas Tour cost £17.50 per adult, £11 per child aged 5-15.
Christmas Tours will take place from December 17-31. Book online at mancity.com/tours or call 0161 444 1894 (excluding match days).
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- This article was last updated 7 years ago.
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