Customers can win the coveted prizes by peeling back stickers on selected menu items, from burgers to McFlurry ice creams
Monopoly is set to return to restaurants next month with a full list of exciting new prizes up for grabs., and offers participants the chance to win free food, cash – and in some cases – a car., from burgers to McFlurry ice creams.McDonald’s has confirmed the official start date for 2023 Monopoly as 6 September. The promotion is set to last until 17 October.
To participate, customers need to buy a valid food item, which comes with a “game piece” in the form of a peelable sticker.. Each property then corresponds to a specific Monopoly space. To win a non-instant prize, you must collect a set of properties in a colour group. These “collect to win” prizes are the biggest.
Instant win prizes – usually food items – can be redeemed in store handing over stickers to restaurant staff, while collect to win prizes may require you to provide personal details.Collect to win prizes
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