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Late for the Sky Christmasopoly Board Game

Name: Late for the Sky Christmasopoly Board Game
Brand: Late for the Sky
SKU: A7138996
Price: 38.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Late for the Sky

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It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Gather family and friends and pop the lid on Late for the Sky Christmasopoly Board Game. Watch out, you may be run over by a reindeer, and you may end up with a lump of coal. To play this Late for the Sky board game, collect Christmas properties, increase your property value by buying presents and trading them in for a Christmas tree. It's for 2-6 players and includes pieces candy cane, train, teddy bear, reindeer, scrooge and a lump of coal, with directions for traditional play and 1 hour of play.

This festive twist on one of the world's most iconic board games brings holiday cheer to your table for yourself, friends and family. The game centers on collecting Christmas properties and trading presents in for a Christmas tree. The 2-6 player setup keeps voices lively, and the candy cane, train, teddy bear, reindeer, scrooge and lump of coal pieces anchor the whimsy. Directions for traditional play guide the 1 hour session.

Late for the Sky brings holiday whimsy to game night, a playful spin on a beloved classic.

Materials / Fabrication

Festive Christmas-Opoly board game
Twist on a classic property trading game
Brand: Late For The Sky Board Games
Theme: Christmas
Game type: Opoly style
Player range: 2-6 players
Includes pieces: candy cane, train, teddy bear, reindeer, scrooge, and a lump of black coal
Includes directions for traditional play
Estimated play time: 1 hour
Content focuses on collecting Christmas properties and trading presents for a Christmas tree

Recommended Care

Store in the original box to protect game components
Keep in a cool, dry place away from moisture
Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading of artwork
Wipe surfaces with a soft, dry cloth; do not use water on the board or pieces
Avoid exposing game parts to solvents or cleaners

Fit Notes

Supports 2-6 players with a 1 hour play session.
Includes game pieces such as candy cane, train, teddy bear, reindeer, Scrooge, and a lump of coal.
Includes directions for traditional play.

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