12 reviews

معرض الاتحاد للسيارات

Name: معرض الاتحاد للسيارات
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.8

Ajman

Al Jerf Industrial 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Store National museum Museum Sports memorabilia store Tourist attraction Visitor center

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+971 50 335 5122

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معرض الاتحاد للسيارات is a store, national museum, museum, sports memorabilia store, tourist attraction and visitor center located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.80 out of 5 stars based on 12 reviews. The street address of this business is Al Jerf Industrial 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. معرض الاتحاد للسيارات is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 05:00pm.

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Where معرض الاتحاد للسيارات is located at?: معرض الاتحاد للسيارات is located at Al Jerf Industrial 1 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of معرض الاتحاد للسيارات?: The contact number of معرض الاتحاد للسيارات is +971 50 335 5122

Reviews

5 Firas AlMurad 95 months ago

صاحب المعرض شخص محترم
للأمانة عنوان

5 محمد غيث الحاج زين 47 months ago

مصداقية في الكلام
شكرا لحسن المعامله

5 meme soso 107 months ago

تعامل راقي اسعار ممتازة

5 etihad motors 83 months ago

مكان ثقة والنعم

5 ابو E.M 119 months ago

امانه ثقه تعامل راقي

5 Salem Mohammad 59 months ago

رقم الهاتف مغلق يرجى تحديث الرقم

5 Glyn Chaplin 35 months ago

Went on a fact finding mission for our development of the Welsh football museum. Very good introduction tour from a very knowledgeable guide and it was a great introduction to the galleries. Some very good and interesting exhibitions tendency to concentrate on England and events in the English game. Particularly good collection of trophies. Some aspects of the development of stadiums and football at war. Interactive floor was good fun and should keep the young and old busy. The current exhibition about football games is like a step back in time and should fascinate youngsters as to how games both board games and electronic have developed. Yes you can play Subbuteo! Particularly good is the introductory corridor which has films and stills about 11 particularly important events in football and some football art on the other wall. At the end is a case containing inclusive football of every variety. There's a little shop with some good reasonably priced items. The cafe is limited in choice but a decent cup of coffee. I would say that the entry fee is worth it given the amount of things to see and do.

5 Dale Clarke 47 months ago

Brilliant for kids and not so little kids, we went as a family of 5 for around £30 which means you can revisit for the next year free. Only thing we paid for was a penalty shoot out which was also brilliant highly recommended

5 Nicola J 35 months ago

Fantastic way to spend a few hours with the kids. Take proof of living in manchester for FREE entry ????fantastic knowledge from the volunteers, I could've listened all day!

5 Michael Fairweather 39 months ago

Took my son and his friends for his birthday. Ideal place for a football fans’ birthday celebration. A good mixture of interesting facts, displays with boards to read, colouring in, skills booths to practice your kick ups and the best of all was the penalty-taking area where the boys queued up to pay £2 for shots against a full size net which was a screen with a goalie trying to save your shot! Well worth it and what a lovely city to visit. Lovely architecture and had lunch in the Arndale centre which had a great variety of shops. All fully accessible for people of all backgrounds and abilities- despite the stairs.

5 Becky T 38 months ago

Prebook the tickets if going on weekends or holidays. We went over Easter, and by about 1 p.m. it was sold out so we purchased for two days later whilst there - which was good as it also sold out by midday.

The museum is well laid out, and covers every aspect of football - the history of the game, key players, fans involvement, critical matches, memorabilia, stadium buildings, info from the refs, coaches, and physiology points of views. The largest focus is on England’s men teams, but dos also cover women’s football and international matches.

It is good for both football enthusiasts as well as those just wanting to see something new or interesting. It also uses a variety of mediums - video clips, artwork, uniforms, and good signage throughout.

You can probably see it in about 1-1.5 hours at a moderate pace, not including the additional activities on the 2nd floor (some of which were paid). Most items are on the 1st floor, though there are pieces to see on 2nd and a special exhibition on 3rd.

They also have a small shop and cafe, and decent toilets.

5 Mia 36 months ago

Lovely day out at the museum! Staff were super friendly and helpful! Really interesting and lost of interactive games to do! Would recommend even if you’re not a football fanatic!

5 Jo Waller 39 months ago

Second visit to the museum and won’t be the last. We visited in half term week so additional activities were happening for the kids such as badge and crown making which the youngest loved. The fact you get a free pass for 12 months after purchasing a ticket means you can go again, if like us you didn’t get round the whole thing (other activities booked in around manchester so had to leave) football mad son loves it here, so much to see, activities to do such as become a commentator, penalty shoot outs, challenges etc.

5 Lloyd Nazareth 42 months ago

Great place to learn all about the history of national football and try your skills on some football challenge stations. Also a nice exhibition on women's football on the top floor

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Business Hours

Sunday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Monday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Tuesday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Wednesday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Thursday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Friday	04:00am - 09:00pm
Saturday	09:00am - 09:00pm
Monday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Tuesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Wednesday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Thursday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Friday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Saturday	10:00am - 05:00pm
Sunday	10:00am - 05:00pm