'My Monopoly' Board Planner

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'My Monopoly' Board Planner This guide will explain the best way to complete your personalised board 1. Print this document. You can use the printout to spend time thinking about what you would like to appear in your game. 2. You can use up to 32 characters for the title of your game. Each street name consists of a maximum of 26 characters over two lines, 13 characters per line. There are a total of 22 street names and 4 stations that you can change. 3. Fill in the blanks on your printout. 4. Return to the website (www.MyMonopoly.com). 5. When you return to the website you will need to register, if you have not done so already. This is so that your saved boards can be stored against your name, which will enable you to come back to your board as often as you like. 6. Personalise your board. Follow the instructions from the homepage to begin personalising your board online. 7. Enter a title for your board and select your theme. Available themes include Classic, Birthday, Christmas, New home and Wedding. 8. Input your choices. To enter your words, you must type over the original title with your own. If you choose not to, the standard Monopoly street names will be used. No Trademarks or obscenities to be entered. 9. To personalise your stations even more*, select one of the icons from those shown. This will appear on all four station sites around your board. 10. Click on the ‘Save’ button. Your personalised board will be stored in your account. 11. Review your board. You can review your board on-screen by clicking on the ‘Preview’ button. If you wish to make changes click on the ‘Edit’ button but make sure you click ‘Save’ again. 12. Order your game. When you are ready to order your game, click on the ‘Order’ button and follow the steps to select a quantity, choose a delivery address and make payment. Board Title: (32 characters) Traditional Property Names Line 1 (13 characters) Line 2 (13 characters) OLD KENT ROAD WHITECHAPEL ROAD KINGS CROSS STATION * THE ANGEL ISLINGTON EUSTON ROAD PENTONVILLE ROAD PALL MALL WHITEHALL NORTHUMBERL'D AVENUE MARYLEBONE STATION * BOW STREET MARLBOROUGH STREET VINE STREET STRAND FLEET STREET TRAFALGAR SQUARE FENCHURCH ST. STATION * LEICESTER SQUARE COVENTRY STREET PICCADILLY REGENT STREET OXFORD STREET BOND STREET LIVERPOOL ST. STATION * PARK LANE MAYFAIR Other icons are available for the 4 station sites. A full list is on the next page. Station icons: My Monopoly board: Copyright ©2010 Hasbro Inc. All Rights Reserved. This site and printout may not be modified outside the ‘MyMonopoly’ site, copied, reproduced, electronically transmitted or otherwise reproduced in whole or part without the prior permission of Hasbro. Monopoly is a registered Trade Mark. All enquiries to Hasbro UK. Contact details can be found at www.hasbro.com .
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