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McDonald’s Monopoly is back, bringing a nostalgic favorite to a new generation

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Monopoly returns to McDonalds
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ByBethany Braun-Silva
October 06, 2026, 9:09 AM

McDonald’s Monopoly game is back!

The latest edition -- which returns to McDonald's restaurants nationwide on Tuesday -- is bringing back one of the most recognizable parts of the original game: physical peel-off pieces attached to select food and drink packaging.

But while the peeling may feel familiar, the way customers play has gotten a digital update.

In this April 15, 2016, a Monopoly Peel to Play game sticker is seen on a Big Mac in Tiskilwa, Illinois.
Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images, FILE

According to the company, players will peel a game piece and then scan it using the McDonald’s app, where they can redeem instant food prizes and rewards points, collect Monopoly properties or play a digital Chance Card game.

Eligible menu items include the Quarter Pounder with Cheese, Egg McMuffin, large fries and select large hot and cold drinks, the company said in a Sept. 22 announcement about the game's return.

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For the 2026 version, McDonald’s said the game will include prizes ranging from free menu items to vacations, vehicles and cash.

The largest advertised cash prize is $1 million, which the company said would be paid as $50,000 annually over 20 years.

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The promotion is scheduled to run through Nov. 1, with additional time allowed for certain digital gameplay and prize claims. McDonald’s said a no-purchase-necessary option is also available by mail.

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