Monopoly Harry Potter Edition Board Game | A Magical Adventure at Hogwarts | Ages 8 and Up | 2 to 6 Players | Family Games | Gifts for Kids and Adults

As a devoted Potterhead and Monopoly enthusiast, I couldn’t resist the chance to merge my two passions with the Harry Potter Monopoly edition – and let me tell you, it did not disappoint!From the moment I opened the box, I was taken back to the enchanting world of Hogwarts. The game board features iconic locations like Diagon Alley, The Great Hall, and of course, the legendary Quidditch pitch. Even the tokens are charmingly themed! Who wouldn’t want to play as a little Hogwarts express train or a time-turner? It definitely reinvigorated my love for the classic game with a spellbinding twist.What I really appreciated was how the game stayed true to the original Monopoly format while incorporating Harry Potter lore. Instead of traditional properties, we get to buy up esteemed Hogwarts locations and magical venues. The chance and community chest cards have been cleverly replaced with themed cards that immerse you in the magical world. You may find yourself battling Dementors or earning more wizarding currency while attending a Quidditch match—how delightful is that?The game is perfect for fans of all ages. I played with family members, ranging from my little cousins to my older siblings, and we all had a blast. The excitement of rolling the dice and trying to collect all the Wizarding World properties genuinely added a fun dynamic that’s often missing in traditional Monopoly.Setting up the game was straightforward, and once we got into it, the competitive spirit ignited! The unique banking system further enhances the nostalgia; feather quills stand in for Monopoly money, which is such a whimsical touch.In all honesty, I've played many editions of Monopoly, but this one stands out as a favorite due to its clever incorporation of beloved characters

An excellent game to play with the family, especially if you're a Harry Potter fan. The pieces are made of high-quality material, and the game is very fun and easy to understand

Love this game! Great game. Easy to play, just like regular Monopoly, but you use coins instead of paper bills and one house/crest per property owned. So you can't build up, but it's definitely fun. Great for ages 7 and up. Faster playing than the traditional version.

Love love love, price is way to high considering most monopoly games are 10-20$ but because it's Harry Potter everyone wants to hike up the prices but the game itself is fun and easy to play

The best monopoly game we own! So much fun. I am the Howler letter reader and I really let loose! Some complain that jail and Parking could be Azkaban and the burrow but I think due to trademark they have to use the standard terms, change anything else but not those. Anyway we say Azkaban etc and it’s still fun. If you’re on the fence don’t be. Best monopoly game out there.

Wonderful - Just What I Was Excepting - Thanks Ed

Such a fun game for Harry Potter fans! Quicker than regular monopoly and you feel like you’ve stepped into the Hogwarys world. 8 and 12 year old both love it.

As a huge Harry Potter fan and a lover of board games, I was excited to get my hands on the Harry Potter Monopoly, and for the most part, it’s a great addition to my collection. The super fun theme really shines through. The character tokens are brilliant, and the board squares, featuring iconic locations like Diagon Alley and Hogwarts, are beautifully designed and a joy for any Potterhead.However, while the unique wizarding currency adds to the theme, it’s not the most intuitive system. It definitely takes a bit of time and careful reading of the instructions to fully understand how it works. This could be a bit frustrating for players who just want to jump right into the game.Despite the slightly confusing money system, the overall gameplay is still enjoyable and the Harry Potter theme is incredibly well done. It’s a fun way to engage with the wizarding world and makes for a great game night, as long as everyone is prepared to spend a little time understanding the currency. Overall, a charming and thematic take on Monopoly, just be ready to read the instructions.