"We've tried to make sure we deal with things around the anniversary appropriately and compassionately," United chief executive David Gill has said.
"We spoke to those who were directly affected by the crash such as Sir Bobby Charlton, as well as people who know the club and its history intimately like club secretary Ken Ramsden and former United correspondent David Meek.
"We formed a committee and debated various ideas, taking into account everyone's thoughts and feelings about what the disaster meant to people at the time and also what it means to the club today."