Monopoly Editions

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Every Monopoly Edition

All 798 Monopoly editions in one list, grouped by category, franchise and universe so you can find yours fast.

629 editions in this list.

Top picks

There are 798 Monopoly editions in this catalog and this page lists all of them. They're split across 13 categories, and Classic is the largest at 262 boards, with Themed Editions close behind at 186.

Most people arrive looking for one of four things: the plain game, a board built around something they love, a version with their own city's streets on it, or the card game. All four are here.

How to choose

Start with how long you want to sit at the table. The standard game runs long enough that somebody usually quits early. If that's the problem you're solving, Monopoly Knockout from 2024 takes two to eight players in about twenty minutes, and the Monopoly Deal Card Game is listed at fifteen minutes for two to five players.

If the set is going to live in a closet and come out at holidays, buy for what survives that. Monopoly: Classic Game with Storage Tray arrived in 2025 with a tray built into the box, which addresses the thing that ruins old sets: loose money and pieces scattered across the bottom. At the other end, WS Game Company's wooden and bookshelf-style printings are built to stay out on a shelf rather than get packed away.

For a gift, the theme carries more weight than the rules. Hasbro's Harry Potter edition from 2024 is the most popular themed board in this data. Monopoly: The Lord of the Rings Edition (2021) and Monopoly: Disney Mickey and Friends (2022) cover the two other big gift lanes, and the Pokémon edition from 2024 plays two to four in roughly forty five minutes, which is short enough to actually finish.

Kids under eight need something else entirely. Monopoly Junior drops mortgages and most of the money handling, and the Bluey and Super Mario Junior versions are both rated five and up.

What's in this list

Every edition sits in one category and, where it applies, one universe. Classic holds 262, Themed Editions 186, Places Editions 106, Merch & Collectibles 73, and the rest spread across Deals, Video Games, Kids & Junior, Party & Fast Versions, Puzzles, Travel & Mini, Accessories & Storage, Refills and Expansions. On the universe side, Entertainment covers 217 editions, Brands 151, Retro / Collector 57 and Video Games IP 51, with smaller groups for Holiday, Sports, Nature & Parks and adult party sets. Franchise pages cut across all of it, so every Star Wars or Disney board shows up together no matter which category it was filed under. Years appear where the listing data has them, and plenty of older printings never carried one.

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Common questions

How many Monopoly editions are there?

This catalog lists 798. That covers current retail boards plus a lot of older printings, but the lifetime total is higher, since regional and one-off versions have been produced for decades without ever being counted in one place.

Which Monopoly edition is the most popular?

By the sales signals in this catalog, the Monopoly Deal Card Game sits at the top, ahead of every board version. Among boards, the 2025 Classic Game with Storage Tray and the 2024 Harry Potter edition lead.

Do all Monopoly editions use the same rules?

Most do. City editions and franchise tie-ins usually keep the standard rules and change the names and art. Monopoly Junior, Monopoly Deal, Monopoly Knockout and Monopoly Speed all play differently.

What's the difference between a category and a universe here?

Category is what kind of product it is, like Classic, Themed Editions or Kids & Junior. Universe is the world it comes from, like Entertainment, Brands or Video Games IP. Franchise pages cut across both.