So, after doing the walk of shame and having a little banter with our fellow lifesized token, we were back to the grind doing algebraic-style drills or balancing building blocks. We then had the chance to showcase our moves on an arcade dance machine in the challenge room, unfortunately, my brother and I didn't make the cut. Although we weren't very lucky when it came to landing on properties (which hadn't already been bought), we did eventually set foot on The Strand.
Then we took part in a quirky 'spot the difference' activity from the chest, where we had to work together to win cash. Our first move? We landed on 'Just Visiting', which involved completing a higher or lower-style mini-game - which resulted in us winning £100,000. So, after getting geared up, we made our way upstairs and it all began. Followed by a roll of the die - an opportunity to bag a property. Including how each round alternated, with a 'strategy turn' - a Chance Card, where you can build properties or play a game from the Community Chest, which could win us cash. On top of that, we also were given £1.5 million pounds and all the information we needed. We were then guided into a small room where we met Mr Monopoly, the opposing teams and our real-life token (who was very amusing). So, when I found out that London boasted Monopoly Lifesized, an on-your-feet version of the best-loved game, I grabbed my parents and brother to see what it was all about.įirst things first, we had to get game ready before hopping on the City board, so lined up to get our team photo. Dad). Playing board games with family or friends can get pretty intense. The accusations, the bickering, the board flying across the room (I'm naming no names.
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