Monopoly Junior Bluey Edition

Bought this game for 5 year old grandson. He loved it and learned how to play very quickly. I thought they did a great job keeping the spirit of the original game, but making it easier for the younger players. I thought that the Bluey version was very cute and fun. The only issue is the tokens are cheap and hard to keep track of, especially with young kids.

We are a big monopoly family and this was a great game for the littlest family members to learn how to play! Fun and easy for all ages.

This Bluey Monopoly Game was the perfect way to segue our little one into regular Monopoly. The directions are easy to follow for both adults and children, and the Chattermax cards are adorable. The kids love seeing their favorite characters and were able to transition to regular Monopoly after playing this for about a year. The best part is, while the game is aimed at children, it is also fun for adults to play with your kids (it’s not too boring and fast-paced). I would suggest this Monopoly version for ages 5-10.

We love collecting board games, especially different versions of Monopoly, but sadly we didn’t have one our 6-year-old could enjoy. He was always feeling left out when we played, so we went on Amazon to find something just for him. When we came across his favorite show, Bluey, in a Monopoly version, we knew it was perfect! It arrived on time, in perfect condition, and we surprised him with it. The rules are simple enough for him to play along, and it instantly became a family favorite. If you have a Bluey fan at home, this one’s definitely worth it — we’ve already played it more times than I can count!

If your 2-3 year old just started watching Bluey, then this makes their playtime a lot of fun. But be warned the kids will want to own specific popular properties and I have to not buy the property when I land on them. Overall a fun way to introduce monopoly to bluey fans who are young.

Even my 4 year old really enjoys it.

We really enjoy Bluey Monopoly Jr. It seems well made and was fun to play. The only thing I took off one star for was- “free parking”. If you land on free parking, nothing happens. You just wait until your next turn to roll again. You don’t collect anything. Since “free parking” in regular monopoly is a reward, it seems like they would’ve chosen to make that a reward spot like “extra turn” or something. It didn’t bother my kids that “free parking” was a pointless spot to land, but to me, it just felt like a wasted opportunity to make the spot useful for some purpose. That being said, you also might land on “just visiting jail” or the actual “you passed go” spot, so there are other spots where nothing happens. Even though I found it weird they called it “free parking” and then made it a “nothing happens” spot, I would still buy the game again & enjoyed playing it.

Perfect for our 5 year old son. Rules are simple and make the games short and sweet. All pieces were in the box. Would be a great gift for your kid or grandkid.