Fancy buying the Australian Reptile Park, the Wyong Milk Factory or adding the Crowne Plaza Terrigal to your hotel portfolio?
You might be able to soon, thanks to MONOPOLY: Central Coast Edition.
The world’s most popular board game is ready to make its mark on the Central Coast this year with the announcement of a custom Central Coast edition in the works.
Locals can have their say on which iconic landmarks they would like to see on the MONOPOLY: Central Coast Edition via the official Central Coast MONOPOLY Facebook page: Winning Moves Australia
The Central Coast is home to more than 40 stunning beaches, pristine national parks, charming coastal towns, and picturesque lakes.
From the vibrant streets of Gosford to the laid-back towns of Terrigal and Bateau Bay, the region is loved by outdoor enthusiasts and foodies alike.
Whether it’s an underwater exploration of the HMAS Adelaide shipwreck, scenic walks leading to breathtaking lookouts, or a visit to the historic Norah Head Lighthouse, the Central Coast offers endless opportunities to connect with nature.
“We’re so excited to celebrate all that the Central Coast has to offer with its own custom MONOPOLY board,” said Jaime-Lee de Niet, a representative from Winning Moves, manufacturers of the MONOPOLY: Central Coast Edition under license from Hasbro, a leading toy and game company.
“Famous for its beautiful beaches, outdoor adventures, and relaxed lifestyle, we can’t wait to hear from the Central Coast community about their most-loved hotspots they want to see featured.
“Whether it’s the Australian Reptile Park, Wyong Milk Factory, or the thrilling ferris wheel at The Entrance, we’re excited to bring the Central Coast to life on the board.”
MONOPOLY first hit the shops in 1935 and since then it has been played by more than one billion people.
Today, it’s played in 114 countries and enjoyed in more than 47 different languages.
The new MONOPOLY: Central Coast Edition will be available from leading toy retailers across the region in 2025.
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