McDonald's reveals major Monopoly game update – and fans will be happy | The Sun

MCDONALD'S has revealed a huge update on its popular game – and foodies will be excited.

The fan-favourite McDonald's Monopoly will be returning later this year meaning "more prizes than ever" are going up for grabs.

McDonald's Monopoly gives players a chance to win ultimate prizes from that usually include free food up to cash and holidays – just from buying items off the menu.

The chain hasn't yet confirmed which date it will start on this year.

Last year it launched on September 7 and ended on October 18.

Back in 2021 the popular game started on August 25 and ran for six weeks.

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The annual competition was cancelled in 2020 because of coronavirus.

McDonald's initially said it was simply pushing back the start date of the 2020 Monopoly game.

That plan was scrapped altogether and the annual McDonald's Monopoly did not go ahead at all that year.

Before the pandemic the competition usually ran in spring.

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This year there's a new competition starting on March 29.

Winning Sips will offer food fans the chance to win free cash and food.

The Monopoly-style game will be available on stickers on medium and large soft drinks and milkshakes.

You can read all about it in our guide, and here's everything you need to know about McDonald's Monopoly.

How does McDonald's Monopoly work?

Players who take part in Monopoly can collect stickers from their food packaging that are supposed to represent train stations or colour co-ordinated road names – much like the classic game.

But not all menu items are worth the same amount, and this will determine how you redeem a prize.

For example, instant win food prizes can be redeemed at any McDonald's branch by handing the token over at the counter when you order.

You'll need to hand the game pieces over to a member of staff when you collect your meal.

To find your nearest store, just search using the store locator on the website.

But if you've got a winning token or code, you may need to provide some of your personal details to be able to redeem it.

This might include your date of birth, email address, phone number, full name and address.

You will then be asked to choose how you want to receive your winnings, which will be either via email or delivery.

There's also a chance you'll get an app play code to collect.

This will be clear when you peel off the sticker.

You'll need to have the app to enter the code and see if you've won a prize.

It's free to download the app either from the Google Android or iPhone app stores.

What kinds of prizes are on offer in McDonald's Monopoly.?

These are different every year, but they range from big to small.

Last year, players were offered prizes including 100k in cash, a MINI Electric Car and a £2k Holiday with TUI.

Some instant win prizes included £200 for Passing Go!, £1,000 in cash and an £80 Go Ape Activity Voucher.

And other less smaller prizes included free food, such as £5 off £15 spend McDonald’s purchase, a £1.99 Extra Value Meal or a free McFlurry with Extra Value Meal purchase.

We don't about know any prizes coming this year at the moment.

The renewed McDonald's Monopoly game follows the news that there will be a new Monopoly game starting this spring.

This time it will only be available as stickers on medium and large soft drinks and milkshakes.

The game, called Winning Sips, will start on Wednesday, March 29.

Customers who take part are in with a chance of winning free cash, free food or even free exclusive McDonald's merch.

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The value of the prizes range from a couple of pounds up to £10,000.

For more on what prizes you can win and how to enter, read our story here.

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