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If you're a fan of Monopoly then check out Monopoly Lifesized - it's a brand-new way to play the world's favourite family board game, located right in the heart of London.
Photo: monopolylifesized.comAfter choosing one of the traditional tokens (how about playing with a giant scottie dog?) you'll roll the dice and physically move around a gigantic 15x15-metre board containing 8 properties, 2 utility companies, 2 train stations and a jail.
Complete escape room challenges
Every time you land on a location your team will have to complete an escape room challenge to 'acquire' it. These mental and physical challenges will be themed to match the location you're on.
But don't hang about because you'll be racing against all the other teams to buy up other properties, build some of London's most iconic buildings, whilst drawing Chance cards, Community Chest cards, and checking where they land so you can charge them some rent.
Photo: monopolylifesized.comThree different boards to choose from
To make it even more interesting there are three different playing boards to choose from. All of the boards have exactly the same rules, but the decorations and challenges differ to match the theme of the game.
Photo: virginexperiencedays.co.ukClassic Board - This one will have you rushing around London to crack some Enigma codes in Whitehall, solving crossword clues in Fleet Street, and ringing church bells down Whitechapel Road.
Photo: virginexperiencedays.co.ukCity Board - This night-time adventure will be lit by street lights and the city's colourful neon signs, and you'll find yourself performing in a orchestra, dancing down the Strand, and tackling some teddies in a Regent Street toy shop.
Photo: virginexperiencedays.co.ukLuxury Board - This glitzy adventure will take you behind the scenes of Mr Monopoly's bank, see you winning big in a Leicester Square casino, and trying to bluff your way into a First Class train at Waterloo.
How many people can play the game?
This is a team game played against the clock, so each session will have between 8 and 24 people competing in four teams of up to 6 people each. If you arrive as part of a smaller group then you might find yourself paired up with some strangers during busy times.
