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Who’s up for a game of MONOPOLY at McDonald’s?
In case you haven’t heard, MONOPOLY at McDonald’s is officially back. There are millions of great prizes to win, such as €5,000 or even €10,000 in cash!
Not bad, eh?
If you haven’t heard of it before, MONOPOLY at McDonald’s is a game for customers to win incredible prizes just by buying McDonald’s food and drink and the potential rewards are nothing short of spectacular.
When you buy certain food and drinks (anything from a tasty Chicken Legend® to any Big Flavour Wrap), you’ll earn yourself MONOPOLY game labels. Some game labels will be for an Instant Win, whereas others will be Collect to Win. Find out more here.
Instant Win game labels are pretty self-explanatory, but Collect to Win is where things get more interesting. To win a prizes like €5,000 or €10,000 in cash, customers will need a full set of MONOPOLY property game pieces.
For example, a regular/large fries will earn you one game piece or a Big Tasty® (with or without bacon) will earn you two. As long as you keep all of your game labels safe, they could end up rewarding you with some incredible prizes.
Just like with the board game, the value of each prize will vary depending on which pieces you collect. For example, if you collect Crumlin and Kimmage, you’ll win a Medium Extra Value Meal or Big Flavour Wrap Meal at McDonald’s.
If you collect George’s Street, Wicklow Street and Grafton Street, you’ll win €5,000. If you manage to get your hands on Ailesbury Road and Shrewsbury Road – you’ll win a whopping €10,000!
Full instructions on how to claim any prizes can be found on the game labels themselves. As you’ll see from the photo below, we’d be here all day if we tried to fill you in on everything that’s up for grabs.
Promotion applies 20 March-30 April, ROI only. From 10.30am. Subject to availability. Age restrictions & Rules apply. See mcdonalds.ie/monopoly for Rules. © 2019 McDonald’s. MONOPOLY TM & © 1935, 2019 Hasbro.
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