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Butlin’s Mocks Man United’s £2B Stadium for Familiar Design

Butlin’s Mocks Man United’s £2B Stadium for Familiar Design
Published 2 months ago on Mar 11, 2025

Butlin's Mocks Manchester United’s £2bn Stadium Design for Resemblance to Holiday Resort Tents.

Manchester United’s ambitious plans for a new £2 billion stadium have sparked an unexpected reaction from fans and even a major holiday resort chain. Butlin’s, known for its iconic white tent structures, humorously suggested that the Premier League giants may have taken inspiration from their resort designs.

Manchester United Unveils New Stadium Plans

On Tuesday, Manchester United revealed the design of their proposed state-of-the-art stadium, a project led by renowned British architect Lord Norman Foster. The futuristic stadium will feature an innovative ‘umbrella’ canopy made of glass and steel, enclosing the venue under a striking dome-like structure.

The design includes three towering structures symbolizing the Red Devils’ iconic trident, set to become a defining feature of Manchester’s skyline. This innovative architectural approach aims to create the world’s largest covered stadium, providing shelter for fans both inside and outside the venue.

United’s leadership is optimistic about the project’s completion within five years, ensuring a cutting-edge experience for supporters while maintaining the club’s historical significance.

Butlin’s Jokes About the Stadium’s Familiar Look

Shortly after the stadium design was unveiled, Butlin’s took to social media to poke fun at the resemblance between Manchester United’s proposed venue and the resort’s famous tented pavilions.

Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Butlin’s humorously commented: “Looks great (and a little familiar) to us! #OldTrafford #ReadyToButlins.” The message was accompanied by an image of Butlin’s signature white tent structures, which bear a striking resemblance to the stadium’s overarching canopy.

The playful jab quickly gained traction among football fans, with many joining in to compare the stadium design to the British holiday chain’s resorts located in Bognor Regis, Minehead, and Skegness.

Fans React to the Similarity

Social media users wasted no time in making jokes about the unexpected resemblance. Some Manchester United fans expressed amusement, while others were more critical of the design.

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Butlin's Mocks Manchester United’s £2bn Stadium Design for Resemblance to Holiday Resort Tents.

Manchester United’s ambitious plans for a new £2 billion stadium have sparked an unexpected reaction from fans and even a major holiday resort chain. Butlin’s, known for its iconic white tent structures, humorously suggested that the Premier League giants may have taken inspiration from their resort designs.

Manchester United Unveils New Stadium Plans

On Tuesday, Manchester United revealed the design of their proposed state-of-the-art stadium, a project led by renowned British architect Lord Norman Foster. The futuristic stadium will feature an innovative ‘umbrella’ canopy made of glass and steel, enclosing the venue under a striking dome-like structure.

The design includes three towering structures symbolizing the Red Devils’ iconic trident, set to become a defining feature of Manchester’s skyline. This innovative architectural approach aims to create the world’s largest covered stadium, providing shelter for fans both inside and outside the venue.

United’s leadership is optimistic about the project’s completion within five years, ensuring a cutting-edge experience for supporters while maintaining the club’s historical significance.

Butlin’s Jokes About the Stadium’s Familiar Look

Shortly after the stadium design was unveiled, Butlin’s took to social media to poke fun at the resemblance between Manchester United’s proposed venue and the resort’s famous tented pavilions.

Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Butlin’s humorously commented: “Looks great (and a little familiar) to us! #OldTrafford #ReadyToButlins.” The message was accompanied by an image of Butlin’s signature white tent structures, which bear a striking resemblance to the stadium’s overarching canopy.

The playful jab quickly gained traction among football fans, with many joining in to compare the stadium design to the British holiday chain’s resorts located in Bognor Regis, Minehead, and Skegness.

Fans React to the Similarity

Social media users wasted no time in making jokes about the unexpected resemblance. Some Manchester United fans expressed amusement, while others were more critical of the design.

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