Moreton Bay’s most-recognised landmarks from the shores of Redcliffe to the shipwrecks of Tangalooma have officially landed on the new Monopoly – Moreton Bay Edition.
The new edition brings a local twist to game night, turning the region into a property-trading playground.
Players can buy, trade and compete to own some of Moreton Bay’s most recognisable places, including the Cape Moreton Lighthouse and Suttons Beach, as they build their own local property empire.
Beyond the region’s postcard attractions, the custom Monopoly board also celebrates the everyday lifestyle that makes Moreton Bay special, featuring local festivals and community favourites alongside its iconic destinations.
Dale Hackett from Winning Moves, which developed the local edition under license from Hasbro said the game was a “fantastic” way to celebrate the region and the places that make it special.
“Moreton Bay has a character all its own, and we’re excited to bring that local spirit to a much-loved game, giving residents and visitors a fun new way to connect with the region.”
The custom Moreton Bay-themed property squares are:
- Brown: Lake Samsonvale, D’Aguilar National Park
- Light Blue: Redcliffe Kitefest, Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run, Moreton Bay Food & Wine Festival
- Pink: Scarborough Harbour, Suttons Beach, Settlement Cove Lagoon
- Orange: Mount Mee, Woody Point Jetty, Abbey Medieval Festival
- Red: Redcliffe Markets, Bee Gees Way, Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology
- Yellow: Bongaree Jetty, Fort Bribie, Savige’s Seafood
- Green: Sesame Lane, Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Tangalooma Wrecks• Dark Blue: Moreton Island, Redcliffe Jetty
- Travel: Hornibrook Bridge, Moreton Bay Cycleway, Bribie Island Bridge, Redcliffe Parade
- Utilities: Moreton Bay Waterways, Moreton Bay Power Network
The Monopoly – Moreton Bay Edition is available from JB Hi-Fi, Mr Toys stores, QBD and select local retailers.
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