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| Brand: Hasbro
Category: Toy
List Price: £4.99
Buy New: £4.89
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Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1869
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 9.1 x 6 x 1.8
MPN: 00219
EAN: 5023117693656
ASIN: B0006GWR0O
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1 to 3 months
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Product Description
The wheeling, dealing property game has gone portable! Just like a real property tycoon, now you can make deals on the go. True to the original game, this Travel Monopoly comes with a compact board, 'money', pieces, houses, hotels and dice. This handy tra
Amazon.co.uk Review
Move over every other game ever invented and make way for the classic board game by which all others are judged.
Monopoly is the absolute timeless family game. It's a game about strategy, chance, luck and ultimately about greed.
Invented during the Great Depression in 1934, Monopoly has since been translated into 26 different languages and has sold over 200 million sets worldwide. It's a small wonder that most people have grown up with Monopoly.
Monopoly, with its thrilling property-owning rules and objectives, is highly educational. For early Monopoly beginners of seven years, it encourages arithmetic skills. At the same time it teaches older players about money management, property management, basic economics, the art of negotiation and compromise (just how much are you prepared to trade for Mayfair). In many ways Monopoly also mirrors the lessons of life--chance and luck can throw even the best-laid plans astray, and if you 're not prepared to take the big risks you're unlikely to be life's big winner.
Yet Monopoly is also great fun and for some reason its simple rules don't tire or become dull from repetition--truly the mark of a timeless classic.
The only significant downside to Monopoly is that the full game can be a very lengthy event easily lasting hours.
Monopoly can be enjoyed by children as young as six years old and will still thrill a 97-year-old; it is suitable for 2-6 players.
A perfect game of family fun on a rainy day, a long holiday or a cold winter night, Monopoly will probably be the most played board game your you will ever own. --Victoria Mackenzie
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 Fairly complete but... January 6, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is a pretty complete version of the game, although I do recommend having a large playing surface so as to minimise the chances of losing one of the dinky pieces (there are about 60 bits in total, not including the property cards and money).
The quality of construction is fine. The only thing I don't like is the Chance/Community Chest system. Rather than having the cards (these are the only pieces not present from the full game) you have 3 dice and a numbered list of outcomes. The trouble is that due to the laws of distribution, some outcomes (those near the middle of the list) are much more likely than the ones at the top and bottom. I would recommend either getting a 16 sided di or pinching these cards from another game.
 Play it on a very large table if you dare May 1, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
In all i now have six different versions of travel Monopoly,and the only problem with them is that all the pieces are so small that game play is not impossible but pretty difficult.
Loose one of the pieces which is almost inevitable then the idea of travel Monopoly soon becomes a nuisance.
The only reason these minascule games sell is because it is based on Monopoly,any other game and people would soon realise they are far too small to be practicable.
Even the so called magnetic version is far from ideal because the strength of the magnets is very weak.
These pieces are designed for very small hands such as young children but since youngsters would love to eat the counters such a game would be deemed out of bounds.
Keep these games for their novelty value because playing them is far from easy.
Mini Monopoly August 3, 2005
16 out of 17 found this review helpful
Like the other reviewer, I agree that the game pieces are very small and dinky, and the plastic pieces are not as good as the magnetic travel version in the white leather-look wallet that came out a few years ago. Not only is the new version chunkier, but it's very easy to knock everything over being so lightweight, and if you drop a piece on the plane, that's it, you'll never find it again! Other than that, the game remains intact, and well worth the asking price, if you fancy a game on the move. If you can get the older magnetic version on ebay etc, you may be better with that if you fancy a game on the plane.
Monopoly Letdown January 12, 2005
18 out of 19 found this review helpful
What on earth?
I bought this item because I wanted something easy to take along with me, but it has more bits and bobs than the actual game! In the end, it has no space to put the game back! However, it's a very good price and I have nothing to say against that. I will almost guarantee that smaller children will lose the microscopic pieces. Not nearly as fun as original.I hope this helps! :-)
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