Monopoly Junior Trucks Edition Board Game for Kids Ages 5+, 2-4 Player Kids Games (Amazon Exclusive)

This is a fun and entertaining version to introduce kids to Monopoly. Our 3 year old loves playing it. Very easy to learn. Pretty fast-paced compared to regular Monopoly which is great for young players with limited attention spans.

I bought this game so that my grandchildren could play it. It is designed for children and is much simplified from the original Monopoly game. To begin, each player (up to four) gets 16 "moneys." Property costs between one and five moneys. You get two moneys when you pass go. If you land on another player's property (simply marked with cardboard tags), you pay moneys to equal the property's price unless the owner has a Monopoly, in which case you pay double moneys. The pieces are brightly colored and shaped like different kinds of trucks. All the properties also relate to trucks. Whoever has the most moneys when someone goes bankrupt wins, so the games are relatively short. My five year old grandson loves this game and asks to play it every time he comes over. The only help he needs is keeping the die on the table and reading the Chance cards.

We bought this for our 5 year old and he loves it. It doesn't keep the attention of our 2 year old for very long but that's expected. Our 5 year old asks to play about once a week and always wants to be the banker. Its a good way to teach him about money at a very basic level. The game itself is not at all complex and if you're concerned about the time it takes to finish a game it usually takes about 15 minutes (nothing like the original Monopoly game!). Due to the simplicity of the game I don't expect he will be wanting to play this in another year or two but at this point in his life its a perfect fit.

My youngest who turned 3yrs old not long ago and my 4yr old love this game so much! They love board games so they were so happy how easy it was to pick up the instructions and play. Also a pretty good quality for the price I paid $8. Thickness is pretty good too of the board. Like a standard board. All the pieces were there too. They will always play this time and time again with their cousins. Im glad its a good pick in my book. 😀😀😊❤️

We bought this as a Christmas gift for the kids, and it quickly became one of their favorites. They loved the truck theme, and the game was easy enough for them to understand without getting frustrated. It kept them engaged and actually playing together, which was a nice change. We ended up joining in too, and it turned into a fun family game. It’s been pulled out multiple times since Christmas and has definitely earned a spot in our regular game rotation.

Very age-appropriate as it was super easy for my 5-year-old to understand! He loved it even more because of the variety of trucks included.

This was a good purchase for my son. He really enjoys it and I like that it's way more faster than the original monopoly. Nice bright colors and wonderful theme. One down side is the quality is on lower end, it's mostly made out of cardboard.

I bought this for my two kids since they like board games so much thinking it would be easy for them to play together, and it was perfect! You can play two players, the board is durable, and I would absolutely purchase again if I had to. The kids are just young but learned the rules so fast and was very easy for them to enjoy.

We got this 3 days ago and have played it 6 times already. My five year old loves it and loves trucks so this is perfect. The simplification of monopoly rules is very well done, so he understands the game and gets to practice counting. We are very happy.

classic Monopoly board game, but excellent for small kids. We have so much fun playing this game with our son. its not boring for us as adults and too complicated for a 6-year-old.

My son loves the trucks and colors. He loves zooming around collecting the other trucks.

I haven't seen the game in action, but the parent said it's easy to play, NOT played the way the traditional game is played, but I don't know how it goes. He's into hungry hippo game, as another example of level of play. Mad about "diggers" and trucks, so this was a hit. The parent has to play the game with the child....but if there's older sibs around that would do it.

Kids love the truck version, a lot of fun