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Monopoly Lifesized

β˜… 4.3 (2,332)$$ Β· Mid-range

Monopoly Lifesized recreates the classic board game as a series of physical rooms and puzzle stations, sending small teams through mini escape-room-style challenges tied to familiar Monopoly properties and mechanics. Enthusiastic, high-energy staff feature heavily in reviews, and the format suits families and groups looking for playful competition over passive sightseeing. A 4.3 rating and moderate must_see and culture scores position it as a solid activity-based outing rather than an iconic London attraction. It fits well as a fun midday or early-evening diversion in central London.

✨ Reasons to go

  • 1Recreates the Monopoly board as a physical walkthrough where players become the game tokens themselves
  • 2Teams progress through a series of escape-room-style puzzle stations tied to actual Monopoly properties and mechanics

πŸ’‘ Good to know

  • 1Book ahead as time slots are limited
  • 2mention accessibility needs when booking if standing for extended periods is a concern
  • 3go with a full team, as the puzzles are designed for group play

⏱️ Typical visit

1h15

πŸ•°οΈ Best time

lunchtime, afternoon, early evening, evening or late night

🚢 Walking intensity

Moderate walking

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Address

Monopoly Lifesized, 213-215 Tottenham Ct Rd, London W1T 7PS, UKGoogleApple
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Booking

Booking required

What people say

"My daughter and I visited on Thursday 28th May '26. She is unable to stand for extended periods. We booked an accessible ticket the night before hoping that they would have enough time to put the necessary assistance in place. We arrived at the building about 2 hours early and popped in to discuss the necessary assistance. They didn't have a record of our email from when we made the booking, but were only too happy to discuss what adaptations were required. I have to say that every member of staff that we interacted with was very polite, kind and courteous. The game was brilliant, it lasted about an hour, and our two main hosts were helpful and even assisted with some of the challenges. The object like in the board game, is to win as much as possible by completing challenges and earning properties. On the board, there is one property for each of the coloured sets along with utilities stations, jail and Go. My daughter and I were on a separate team from the other 3 teams all of which contained 4-6 people each. Somehow, at the end of the game when everything was totalled up, we won!! As a reward they gave us a massive monopoly Bill with a special present printed on the back - this is the surprise that all teams receive at the end, with the winners getting a better prize. Although, in hindsight, I feel that Β£50+ is a lot of money for an hour's entertainment, it was great fun and well worth it."

β€” Michelle Ansell