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Primark fans rejoice over dedicated Monopoly

Iconic London landmarks have been replaced for Primark’s bestsellers.

Forget Bond Street and Fleet Street, the iconic London landmarks have been replaced with Primark’s bestselling in a new dedicated version of Monopoly.

Billed as perfect for Primark lovers when it comes to winning the festive boardgame face off, the Monopoly magic has been kept but given a twist which sees players take a shopping trip as they buy and build Primark stores.

Community chest cards will feature relatable Primark scenarios, such as coming in for socks and leaving with an entire new outfit.

The Primark Monopoly game is priced at £18. It was created for Primark by Winning Moves.

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