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Giant Monopoly Experience 'Monopoly LifeSized' to Open in Mexico City
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Giant Monopoly Experience 'Monopoly LifeSized' to Open in Mexico City

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A giant, 4D Monopoly experience called Monopoly LifeSized is opening in Mexico City.
  • The immersive game lasts nearly 60 minutes and includes escape room-style challenges, physical and strategy games, and property buying.
  • Tickets go on presale July 27 with a 10% discount for those on the waitlist, and general sale on July 28. The experience opens August 14 at Perisur mall.

Get ready to step into the world of Monopoly like never before. Monopoly LifeSized, a new immersive experience, is set to launch in Mexico City, transforming the classic board game into a 4D adventure.

Unlike traditional games where players choose tokens, participants in Monopoly LifeSized become the main characters. The nearly 60-minute experience challenges players with escape room-style puzzles, physical tasks, and strategic games. You'll have the chance to buy properties inspired by global landmarks, including those in Mexico City, and even tackle missions like cracking a safe at the bank or deciphering codes.

Fever UP, the organizer, has announced a waitlist is now open for those eager to secure their spot. A presale for tickets begins on Monday, July 27, offering a 10% discount to those who signed up for the waitlist. General sales will follow on Thursday, July 28, available both online and at the venue's box office. While ticket prices are yet to be revealed, they will be announced during the presale period.

Monopoly LifeSized will open its doors on August 14 at the Perisur Shopping Center. It will operate Tuesdays through Sundays with various access times. The experience is available for a limited time and has restricted capacity, so early booking is advised.

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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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