Monopoly Crazy Cash

Our main family game for 2 years. It was our first monopoly game. We've spent really great time together playing and laughing and... counting. Our older girl (she was 4,5 then) has begun counting because of this game. She adores to count the change in every transaction and the income. We like funny names of properties, such as Elephant square or Shark lane. And cash mashine is a real hit of this game. Children are excited to use the bank card and get the money or chance cards. I think it is excellent game to teach how to play monolopy, how to take turns, how to count money, how to be patient when you are not allowed to roll the dice (in jail), how to memorize and compare.But the game board is not the same as on the picture. It is more brighter and colorfull. Therefore sometimes it's difficult for children to find the dice or bank card, if it is on the board.We' ve bought it also for presents and recommend it for children from 4 to 6. But if your child has already played monopoly, it is late to buy this one. For our older girl (7 years) now we've chosen the another level of monopoly game.

I am so livid! I got my kids all excited to play a special game that I bought them. When we finally sit down to play this, I open the box from brand new and there is no money, no character movers, no die, no chance cards, no houses or hotels and no property cards. All of these are listed on the contents list and none of it is here. I am so angry to tears because I got my 3 year old and 7 year old excited to play and they can't. :-('''

A little quicker paced than I had been expecting but I could not find the ORIGINAL monopoly anywhere for a fair price. It is fun, just very fast paced and the "ATM" card is very tiny =/

i have three stepdaughters 5,5,and6 and they love watching me and their dad play monopoly so i found this online. theyve only played once but its PERFECT for their age group. the cash machine is really cool it spits out money and chance cards. the chance cards are usually to "act something out" its really fun to watch them get embarrassed when its their turn to act. i helped them at first, but they caught on really quick and were able to play by themselves. the rules are pretty simple, and we ended the game after 2 hours to eat lunch, so we counted our money and the most money won. overall, a really fun game and it helps them practice basic math with adding 1s, 2s, and 5s.

It is okay. Not as fun as it sounds in other reviews. I have kids who have a lot of trouble counting money so simplifying the bills to 1,2 and 5 is good, but really, don't buy it for anyone under the age of 6.

I gave this game to my grandson and played it with him and his younger brother. They loved the cash machine and enjoyed landing on that particular spot. The youngest, only 4 got bored before the game ended but the oldest, age 6 loved it to the end. We would play it again. I am thinking about buying it for my home, too. I did not give it a 5 because I have only played it once. I think you need to play it more times to give it a better review.

This is great for children, it spits out money or chances. It is a quick game compared to the hours and hours of the classic monopoly game. The money must be kept in good condition to go through the cash machine, we have to set it on the table instead of the little hands holding it. GREAT GAME!

This is a much more relaxed and still fun version of Monopoly to play with younger kids. (our grandson is 7 & granddaughter is 9). They tend to get bored and lose patience with the adult version which can take a LONG time to finish.I agree with the others who mention that the game could be improved if the cash and chance papers that fit into the ATM machine would be easier to shuffle and would last much longer if they were made of stiffer paper.