Hasbro 4919XXXX Monopoly Junior, Price/each

My son actually discovered Monopoly online, and wanted a game to try at home. We opted for this since it just seemed easier and quicker than a whole game of the grown up version. It's really a great way to teach kids the game of Monopoly - the concept is fun, the money is easy to use, and the game doesn't last forever and ever. We play regularly. THe pieces are big enough for little fingers to handle. I highly recommend this.

My grandchildren can not get enough of playing this games among others and they try to play more than 1 game at a time but it is a very captivating game of challenge

I purchased this for my kids for Christmas. Although the game's age range is 5-8, I think the age could be higher. My 6 year old can play this with a lot of help, and my almost 9 year old loves it, and I think will enjoy it for a few more years. It is a boardwalk themed game and since we live in NJ, the boardwalk is a well-loved activity for us. If you know the original Monopoly, it is based on Altantic City Streets, which of course to my kids also means the Boardwalk (even though sadly, Donald Trump is taking down the last amusement pier left in Atlantic City), so this is a nice take on a classic game without being too "commerical" like the Nickelodeon versions that we have of every other game. I would buy it again hands-down.

My 5 year old daughter and her 6 year old cousin love this game. My husband and I love it too. I have always loved the grown up version, but like other reviewers have said, it is a little brutal for young kids. I think this version is great as it teaches basic math (you have to pay double? you are only adding 3 plus 3) and is more fun from a kid perspective - what kid cares about owning Boardwalk when they could have the roller coaster?? Also, I think the reviewers who are complaining that this game doesn't involve strategy are forgetting the most important rule of board games: you can change the rules. That's the funnest part of Monopoly. It's your game after all, why can't you say to your kid that they are allowed to choose whether to buy a ticket booth or not? Hello, this is America, make your own rules. Duh!

I bought this for my husband' birthday because he loves Monopoly and wanted a game to play with our 4 year old daughter. She is a little angry the bank and my husband keep taking her money, but she likes the activities they have on the board that you pay for, like watching fireworks, going to a water park, etc... things that in real life we do and pay for that she sees as a special treat. The box was fairly flimsy- it was bent during shipping, hence the durability marking being lower. The pieces seem like they will hold up, but the money and cards are made out of the same materials as the original monopoly, so with younger kids they may end up being ripped. The other thing I would have liked is for the pieces to have come in resealable bags. We have already ziplocked each set of players items to make sure we don't lose too many. There also is no plastic money divider for the banker like I remember the original having. That would have been another nice thing to include. Overall- my husband and daughter are pleased to have a game to play together.

My 5 year old Loves this game. It is a great beginning for learning about money, adding and subtracting, and it is a much faster version than the traditional monopoly...(it doesn't take more than 30-45 min Max to play)!!