Why I buy this one ?
- Box, board, and pieces are more detailed and colorful
- Features rotating holder for deed cards
- For 2 to 10 players
- Has a play time of 180 minutes

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What our customer's say!

"I've always love Monopoly", This edition of Monopoly is awesome. I really like the property holder, it really helps keep things organized. I played the Here and Now version recently and hated it. The money is just so confusing. I think the smallest bill was like $10000. The colors were similar and just playing it made me miss the original version. This deluxe version also has wooden houses & hotels which keep them from bouncing around when players aggressively roll the die.

"A Timeless, Educational Alternative to TV and Video Games ", Also does wonders in quieting down a house full of kids, and may even teach positive money habits!

"Monopoly Deluxe Edition", The Deluxe Edition is quite nice in that it has holders for the different cards and money.

"The deluxe version has just about everyting you need!", This deluxe version of monopoly is in-cre-di-ble. Sometimes we play it so much that we stop and don't play it for ages, but after a few months we play it and this deluxe version has made playing it so much easier.

First, the wooden Houses and Hotels. They are a lot more fun to use and much easier to handle. They're not hollow and look real nice, even if they're not so detailed as the plastic ones.

Second, the Gold pieces. The pieces are absolutely elegant with their simple designs and their beautiful shiny gold. Not real gold, but it makes them all look incredible! Plus, their's an extra token. It's a train token, and I find it one of my favorite tokens now. (The money bag is also included)

Third, the banker's tray. Some people may not like this if they are too used to taking money out of individual trays, but this keeps the money together much easier. Their is a slot where you insert the money like you would drop an envelope in a drawer, and you can take it out easily. Plus, it has three little compartments for the houses, hotels, and a small one for the tokens and dice. It really is wonderful.

Fourth, the Propert Carousel. If you ever got angry about keeping the properties in order, you don't need to anymore. It is a small turntable with slots for each property including railroads and utilities. You can spin it around whenever you're searching for a particular one. It is extremely handy, as you can spin it very easily and it never wears out. (If you take out all the properties and spin the turntable on a smooth surface, it will spin for ages :-) )

Fifth, the Community Chest and Chance cards are not paper. They're now plastic cards with coloring in their pictures. It looks real shiny and new, and they're much easier to shuffle and handle.
The board also has a large specially colored Rich Uncle Pennybags in the middle with DELUXE EDITION below him in gold letters. That really gives the whole thing a brand new work. (The money also has DELUXE EDITION on it, so you can tell it apart from the original).

Seven, the other tray for holding things. If you have ever gotten fed up with using rubber bands or plastic bags to hold your pieces and properties and cards, this will make your life ten times easier. It has a spot for holding everything together leaving no room for scattering unless you turned the box upside-down. It has a progressively larger compartement (from the bottom up) sunk into the tray, leaving spaces for the Community Chest and Chance cards first. Then the Title Deed cards, then the property carousel, and tow big slots beside that for the money. You can put it all away and take no more than five minutes in the next game to start.

Altogether, not only is this game an enormous improvement to the original (the original was good too :-) ) But it saves you hours of time just putting the game together or putting it away. I found monopoly much more enjoyable when I didn't need to take so much time to move things around or sort things out. If you love monopoly, then get this. You will really find the gameplay much more enjoyable with fancy pieces and easier sorted out areas for your house, hotels, money, ect. It may cost a lot, but it is worth ever penny. I think I can gaurantee you will not be disappointed.









"OVERPRICED, CHEAPLY MANUFACTURED AND DISAPPOINTING",
The only thing "Deluxe" about this addition is the glossy foil cover of the box, which is designed to make you think you are getting something special by paying more money.

Nothing could be further from the truth. This edition screams "CHEAP" from the second the lid comes off.

Let's go thru the hype above and set the record straight on all the "Deluxe" features:

The board is a quad-fold affair, redesigned presumably to allow a smaller, less expensive box. It has much less rigidity than the single-fold board of the "classic" version. When it is left out for an extended period of time, especially overnite, the ends of the board curl up and refuses to lay flat.

The houses and hotels are completely featureless, just small blocks of wood. They looked to be dipped in some type of vegetable dye rather than painted. This is probably an attempt to eek out a few extra cents of corporate profit.

The "bankers tray" and "property wheel" are flimsy plastic jokes. Neither would last under play by children much more than a few games.

This edition is a sad legacy to a great game, and the cheapness of the set detracts from the joy of play. For the additional cost, all you are really getting is the fancy foil cover and one extra play token, plus a board that curls up at the edges: Whoopee!

My advice: Save the extra money and buy the "classic" version.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Twice as Nice", This version of Monopoly is awsome!! It even has pieces I've never seen before. I love the deed holder, too!

"Still a great game...", Monopoly is often overlooked as a gamenight option these days, many people considering it outdated. But it's a classic for a reason, combining lucky rolls and strategy in a very unique way.

The fact is that most people don't play Monopoly by the correct rules, and that makes all the difference. The key to enjoying the game is the inter-player deals and politics. That's where all the fun lies, and much of the strategy. Any player can strike any kind of a deal with another player - want to trade all the purples and light blues for Boardwalk? No problem. Want to trick someone into trading a property you need for all your railroads? This is where the real enjoyment comes from. I encourage you not only to get the game and play it, but to read the rules and "get into" the game.

There are also some fun alternate rules you can use, such as collecting $400 (instead of $200) when you *land* directly on "go", or putting fine money (from chance cards, utility expenses, get out of jail money, etc.) in the center of the board and collecting it when you land on "free parking".

Don't overlook Monopoly as an outdated option. It's still one of the best games out there.

"Disappointed with the board, cards, and plastic accessories", My brother and I used to play Monopoly games that sometimes lasted for days. This was in the sixties and seventies. I bought this particular edition hoping that it would be of quality. The game board has a slit that feels like it could easily tear and it will not lay flat. The carousel and bankers tray are made of flimsy, cheap plastic. The property cards look puny. They used to have a weighty feel. In short, this "deluxe edition" looks and feels cheap. It did not satisfy my craving for the game of my youth.

"I won 2nd prize in a beauty pageant, Freud would've loved it", Yes, I love this game. Monopoly will never go out of style. I have played some of the novelty versions, but the orginal is still the best. It seems strange that in Peanuts Monoply, Spiderman Monoploy, Lord of the Rings Monopoly that you can for example "rent" Snoopy for $50.00 (I'm afraid to ask "what it is" he rents) and you can "build" houses and hotels on the Green Goblin and other villians and use paper money as currency in an age of silver, bronze, and gold coins!!! ???? I think I will stick with the orginal and less abstract Monoploly game of REAL-estate, please!

Monoploly is a great game beacuse besides being addictive and fun it gives great insight into family and friends' inner psycology. I'm sure Freud would have loved this game (Hey, Parker Brothers there's another Monoply game you could make, hehe). I have played against people with more eduaction than me such as people who have law degrees, MDs, and PhDs and many times those people are the biggest babies and sorest losers when they are losing a game of Monopoly. The game is part luck and part strategy, but I have noticed that this game oftentimes brings to the surface peoples' true inner dispostions and insecurities. It's down right funny to see such highly "educated" people act like grumpy children. True, I just made a generalizations in the last couple sentences above, but from my experience you can learn alot of stuff about people when you play a game of Monopoly.You get to see the effect money and prestige has on your friends and family.

The only real flaw I can see with the game design of Monoply is that the Community Chest and Chance cards are the exact same. I wish each deck had its own unique cards.

P.S. The game is funnest and most challenging if you don't get any money for landing on Free Parking. So scrap the house rules people! I also think a 3 player game is the best.

"EXCITING AND FUN GAME!!!", Monopoly has been a traditional family-favorite for centuries now. When I was around 7, I remember playing with the original $10.99 one. Now that game is lost and broken, so I wanted to get a replacement. I was originally going to buy the 2000 millenium edition but there were sooo many bad reviews. When I read the reviews for this game, every one was good. AND IT IS A GREAT GAME! Its durable, definitely educational, and fun! It is very attractive with the gold pieces and it comes with a plastic stand for the cards, of which is ingenious! I love everything about this game. No problem storing all of the game pieces and the game doesn't get damaged in its box either. BUY IT TODAY!!