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Monopoly Travel World Tour $15 (In-store only) @ The Reject Shop

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I don't know much about this game but The Reject Shop seems to be the cheapest place to buy it.

There was a few on the shelf today in Tuggerah NSW.

Experience the excitement of Monopoly on a global scale with Monopoly Travel World Tour. This portable edition of the classic game allows you to trade, buy, and build properties wherever you go. Compact and affordable, Monopoly Travel World Tour is the perfect on-the-go entertainment for family and friends.

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  • +4

    My kids, 7 and 5, love this game. A game lasts 20-30 minutes, and the 7 year old can run the show- recommend. (I bought it at Aldi, not sure on $)

  • +2

    Nice find

    oink

  • +3

    Not as good as Edna Krabappoly, Rasta-Mon-opoly and Galip-olopoly

    • +6

      Lou: Looks like another case of Monopoly related violence, chief.

      Wiggum: How do those Parker Brothers sleep at night?

  • What is the "Money" in this game? It looks like tiny bits of cardboard in pictures on Amazon and elsewhere: https://www.amazon.com.au/Hasbro-Monopoly-Dry-Erase-Gameboar…

    Edit: found the answer in one of the reviews on Amazon: "Only thing I dont understand is whey they switch the money to pez sized pieces of cardboard. I feel like we will loose a bill or two every time we have the game out and eventually get to where we cant play without buying more play money. Otherwise we love it."

  • I have this set, bought it from aldi for 5 or 10 bucks a year ago.

    It's fine, somewhat simpler than regular monopoly since it has alternate win conditions rather than just bankrupting the other players. So more suitable for younger players.
    I did not like the little cardboard bits of cash though.

    For 15 bucks it's fine. I wouldn't pay more than that for it.

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