Winning Moves Nightmare Before Christmas Monopoly Board Game, Join the Pumpkin King and advance to the Guillotine Courtyard and Lock, Shock and Barrel’s Treehouse, makes a great gift for ages 8 plus

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The information provided here is as complete and accurate as possible; however, product names, colours and/or materials are subject to change without notice. It’s unusual to find so many different versions of a Monopoly franchise game where the only real difference is the artwork that has been used. The world's most popular board game teams up with the frightful cult classic to bring you this Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Collector's Edition of MONOPOLY. Relive the magic of the beloved seasonal movie with this stylised Monopoly edition which promises to thrill ghouls and skeletons of all ages! The Nightmare Before Christmas Collector's Edition of Monopoly celebrates 25 years of this cult classic by allowing fans the opportunity to collect and own iconic locations such as Jack's Tower, Oogie Boogie's Casino, Dr.

This version was released to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the movie and it looks very different with a complete design overhaul. Anyway, this is the same game as the anniversary edition released the year before, except for the banner to celebrate the anniversary has been removed from the box and the game board.

The world’s favourite family board game brings you another exciting edition of Monopoly - The Nightmare Before Christmas. As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest at your account rate, meaning you will pay interest on interest.

You can choose between Jack Skellington, Sally, Evil Teddy, Oogie Boogie, Zombie Duck, or Mayor’s Hearse.Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall be intended as precluding the exercise of your statutory rights. Yep, this is another minimal update that swaps a greenish background for a purple one and makes a minor change to the artwork on the board (but not the box). Around the outside, the board has quite a traditional feel and the title deed cards are disappointingly ordinary looking. Build houses and hotels on your property and charge other players rent when they land on your locations. Other people, who don’t spend as much time looking at and playing different versions of Monopoly as I do, might not be as keen to find these departures from classic Monopoly design.