Monopoly Junior Game
Includes gameboard, 4 tokens, 20 Chance cards, 48 Sold signs, 90 banknotes, 4 Who’s Your Token? character cards, 1 die, and game guide.
Monopoly Junior Game
Monopoly games have been entertaining families since 1935, and with the fast and fun Monopoly Junior game kids can join the roller-coaster ride to success. Players pass Go, take a Chance card, and own the property of their dreams…or they might end up in Jail. Whatever happens, it’s fun all the way to the top!
- Exciting and fun to play – Fast and simple gameplay
- Fun properties – Features kid-friendly properties
- Monopoly game for kids -“My First Monopoly Game” for kids
- Junior tokens – Features Little Scottie, Little Hazel, Toy Boat, and Toy Car tokens
Monopoly For Kids
The Monopoly Junior game allows kids to earn money the fun way. The game is like the standard Monopoly game, but it’s fast, simple, and accessible for younger players. Kids choose their favourite Junior token–Little Scottie, Little Hazel, Toy Boat, and Toy Car–and learn how to pass Go, buy properties, and collect rent. Once another player goes bankrupt, the player with the most money wins the game.
Kid Friendly Locations
Players move their adorable character tokens around the board, buying kid-friendly properties such as the ice cream parlour, the toy store, and the skate park. It’s so much fun for them to place a “sold” sign on their very own property. Chance cards reveal unexpected bonuses, but watch out! They can also make a player pay when least expected. Single banknotes keep the transactions fast and easy.
Be the Winner
Kids can make their own decisions and experience the ups and downs of real estate with the Monopoly Junior game. Kids will be able to collect cool properties, make others pay rent, and try to own it all. Once any player runs out of money and can’t buy an unowned property, pay rent, or pay a fine, the game is over. The remaining players count their money, and the person with the most money wins the game!
| Dimensions: | 4.4 x 26.8 x 26.9 cm; 400 Grams |
| Model: | A69843480 |
| Material: | Plastic |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Age: | 5 – 8 years |
| Assembly: | Yes |
| Colour: | Multicolor |
| Material: | Plastic |
Different but still fu
This is such a fun take on Monopoly, it is different that the usual in more than one aspect. Not only is it based around travel but also you have cardboard money and stamps. The money is easily lost due to the size so they do have to be kept safe throughout the game.
It is a fun game to play, you can only play with four players. It does not last as long as the usual monopoly but you can put your own rules in to make it last a little longer. Even though the stamps are permanent this is taken to account on the instructions and it supports further game play.
Still a classic game
It has everything you need. Except the carousel that holds the estate agents cards and the money dividers from the 1980s boxes. They were handy.
Was a gift for my dad for Christmas, he won't open it because he likes it that much haha.
I bought this for my dad for Christmas and I’ve asked him if we can play it, he hesitated and squirmed, which means he likes it that much that the thought of opening an iconic gift like Marvel Monopoly, is just too much for him to bea
Great to keep kids entertained
I was dubious about this, but the kids version is really well designed. It’s easy to understand and it can’t go on forever like normal monopoly. Expect a few tantrums though!
Great Game
My 4 year old daughter absolutely loves this game. Fortunately not as painful as the original version.
Good fun for little ones.
Perfec
Ordered for my son. He enjoys playing it. Easy for children to play.
Monopoly with a rampaging T-Rex
Played this over Xmas with family, all enjoyed when we got going. I liked the fact that everything on the board is always in a state of flux. Basically in normal monopoly, if you are doing well that is, you build up a property portfolio, add buildings to charge more rent and make money. The nature of play in the Jurassic version this is always kept in a state of flux because you have a T-rex rampaging across the board and through your property. If it passes you, it costs you money, if it lands on your property it costs you money because being a T-rex it likes to smash things up. You have to build fences to preserve your property and maintain them as the T-rex moves round the board which of course costs money, therefore not allowing you to hoard money. We actually really enjoyed this as it became a great leveller rather than one player having a large property portfolio with hotels on Mayfair wiping you out every time you go round. The character pieces and dinosaur were really well made but it would have been good if say Lex was wearing her baseball cap because when you play in lower light conditions it is not obvious the difference between the two female character tokens (yes they look relatively different on the box right in front of you, but when you are looking down on them in ambient lighting not so much.) But otherwise thoroughly enjoyable.
Entertaining
I bought the game for my daughter as a Christmas present. She loves anything Animal crossing related. She loves it. I probably spent over the odds for it, but when I saw how excited she was, it was worth i
Great game for the grandchildren aged 4 and ove
We have had great fun with this version of Monopoly. The rules are so easy to understand for all the family, even my granddaughter aged 4 can play which is great. Very exciting and the rules make the game play a good length of time before they all get distracted. Love it, wished they had thought of this version when my children were young, would have played it all the time. Have bought a second one to take to the caravan for holidays <3
Classic game, little changed
When I received this game, I was concerned that the box is square. My original Monopoly was in a rectangular box with a board that folded in half. I was concerned that the board would be reduced in size. It isn’t. It folds into four and it’s very neat.
This set is as near to the original that I’ve seen. Paper money, silver coloured playing pieces and quality cards. I prefer the original traditional game to the current trend for ‘themed’ sets. This is it. Should last for years.
Different take on monopoly
Yeah it was ok spent most of our time working it out. There’s no cash and less properties no chance or community chest cards. Less going on but a good change and we had fu
Good game
Grand children were 5 and 7 and seem to enjoy it .The counters to put on your property were a bit flimsy .
The money notes were not very colourful.
Excellent 👌
Lovely board game that my family loves to play all the time. Quality is excellent and everything you need for the game is there! Overall well happy with the purchase and would highly recommend.
Can't complain.
For what it is, nothing bad to say about it. User friendly, simple instructions, basically an unbox and play with no overcomplicated rules or forgetting what you’re doing and being frustrated. Not played Monopoly in years so it was as laid back for kids as it is for oneself. Last thing you need during Christmas is to read a novel to be able to play a game with impatient family especially the young ones.
All fun and games, until...
My father in law lost an eye playing this game! Not because of the game, but because of his ruthless tactics and my short temper. My mother in law has disowned her own son, my wife has not spoken to me since Christmas evening and i’ve had to give all my presents back. So let this be a lesson to you… the brown properties may seem like a joke, but when one old man owns all three with hotels on each this game turns nasty pretty quickly!
Great starter for 5 year old
I’ve always loved Monopoly, so when my little boy started showing an interest in board games I thought this would be a great way of teaching him the basics! It’s simplified down really nicely, and the way it is made simpler means the games don’t last as long as regular Monopoly so can hold little peoples’ attention long enough to play the whole thing! He seems to love playing as much as me, and even gets the Monopoly sass down to a T haha!
Addictive game
Wow so i bought this game to encourage my family to refocus the mind from the tv to good old family fun and i have to say that this game achieved this by a mile. It is such an additive game where u have fun cheating and using different tactics to enable you to cheat in the most brilliant and funny way and i have to say this game did not disappoint. I heavily recommend this game for all but this is a game mostly for adults n those who do have sticky fingers when it comes to looting the bank.
It's a great starter to the real thing
I bought this for xmas gift for my 4 year old daughter, she loves Peppa Pig. I used to love Monopoly and I have to say although the game is seriously simplified it still bares the basic monopoly rules, you buy peppa pig venues / properties and then players landing on them pay you rent. Jail becomes time-out and monopoly money became ‘M’, Chance cards are mixed bunch, my kids have learnt pretty quickly that 95% of these cards are great, so often want to land on them as they receive free cash or free properties.
The game itself… the board is thick and should last, even with my daughter liking to try to tear it down the fold creases, it seems to be lasting, the chance cards are of a decent thickness, the characters are also pretty cool, Peppa, George, Mum and Dad, small plastic characters you move around the board.
The only negative is the money (I know many have said, laminate it if you get the chance as it is very thin and after half a dozen plays it is already looking a little tatty.
My long term goal is to replace this in a couple of years with the real thing!