Monopoly - Board Game
| Monopoly - Board Game Monopoly can keep people entertained and occupied for hours - which could be quite handy during lockdown! Did you know that there different variations of the game? Here are a couple below with a conservation/historic theme, or a pet theme! |
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English Heritage’s Castles Monopoly Head off on an exciting adventure through some of England's finest fortifications - a great way to discover the most famous sites whilst trying to avoid paying thithe taxes or reparing your battlements after a siege. Will you become in the ruler of hte kingdom as you compete to take all the sites? | |
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Journey through the time with this Horrible Histories Monopoly from the Savage Stone Age, the Rotten Romans, the Cut-Throat Celts and the Stormin Normans. Then there are the Terrible Tudors, the Putrid Pirates, the Barmy British Empire and the Blitzed Brits. There are Curious Chances and Treasure Chests - you need to build cottages until you have enough British Groats to buy your own castle! £29.99 from Hive.co.uk | |
| Monopoly Game: Ghostbusters Edition Hamleys have this Ghostbusters Edition of Monopoly. Players travel around the board buying up Ghostbusting contracts. There are scenes, characters, tokens and artwork, all inspired by the original Ghostbusters movie. For £13.20 from Hamleys Hamleys have a number of Monopoly board games, including Junior ones, and you can see their range here. | |
| There's a Monopoly Bus Tour in London There's Monopoly-themed afternoon tea based on the game itself on a vintage 1960s Routemaster bus tour around London! See some of the best views of London landmarks as you go, and there's an onboard digital twist to play Monopoly, complete activities and puzzles, buy properties, charge rent and earn as much "money" as you can! Not only that, there's also Afternoon Tea with unlimited tea, coffee and hot chocolate! Find out all about it from Into the Blue - there's 15% off with them if you use the code ITB15FORME (which is valid on experiences up to £250, although some are excluded). |






