Late for the Sky Auburn University Auburnopoly Monopoly Board Game
Late for the Sky
$38.98
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Late for the Sky nails campus whimsy with a wink in the Auburn University Auburnopoly board game. Tokens like an alarm clock, pencil, gym shoe, bicycle, and graduation cap pop across a campus-flavored map, hitting spaces such as College Street, Aubie, Toomer's Drugs, Jan Bookstore, Wilbur Hutsell Track, The concourse, and Samford Hall. The vibe is light, nostalgic, and distinctly collegiate, made for quick rounds that feel as much about memory as competition.
Choose traditional play or one-hour rounds for 2-6 players, a pace that suits dorm lounge nights or weekend hangouts. The opoly style framework gives the university-specific board real sense of place as you collect and trade, with contingency cards adding playful twists. It functions as a social centerpiece and a thoughtful gift for students, alumni, and fans who want a tangible nod to campus life when they aren’t on campus.
Late for the Sky leans into campus culture with playful, collectible moments. Priced at 38.98, Auburnopoly turns school pride into game night for the legions of Auburn fans and the ever-growing circle of students and alumni.
Materials / Fabrication
- Tokens include alarm clock, pencil, gym shoe, bicycle and graduation cap
- Board spaces reference College Street, Aubie, Toomer's drugs, Jan bookstore, Wilbur Hutsell Track, The concourse and Samford Hall
- Opoly-style play with traditional play or one-hour version
- For 2-6 players
- University-specific design and theme
Recommended Care
- Store in original box when not in use
- Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight
- Wipe surface of plastic components with a soft, dry cloth
- Avoid immersion or submersion of game components
Fit Notes
- Supports 2-6 players with traditional play or one-hour rounds.
- Tokens include an alarm clock, pencil, gym shoe, bicycle, and graduation cap.
- The board maps a campus route with locations like College Street and Toomer's Drugs, highlighting campus culture in play.