Monopoly Cars 2 Racing Track Game for Family Fun and Competition

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1. Mitchy Verified Buyer – 24 September 2024

   Little kids tend to spin the car to hard and it keeps flying off, the stickers on the car don’t stay on very well either. Still a cute and smaller version of monopoly.
   

2. Kate Verified Buyer – 20 January 2025

   I got this game for my boys to play. The 6 year old picked it up right away and loves to play. The 4 year old was able to play with help from his brother and he didn’t get too frustrated (says a lot for my 4 year old)! Now that they’ve played a few games, my 4 year old has it down and they can actually sit down together and play this on their own. They love it, the games last anywhere from 5-15 minutes I’d say so it’s not drawn out. I enjoy playing the game with them as well. The car around the track to “roll” is so cute and I think they think it’s so cool. It’s easy to put together, take apart and clean up.
   

3. Lily Verified Buyer – 13 February 2025

   As a kid, I loved monopoly. When I saw that this game was of Disney’s Cars 2 I thought it went with my 3 year old bedroom theme and he loves Cars so let me get it for him. Little did I know that a monopoly game would be so educational for a toddler, but it is.
   I highly recommend any monopoly game for kids, even as young as 2 years old. This game has taught my son the value of currency and bargaining. Not to mention the game board is durable, easy to assemble and a fun.
   

4. dedeod Verified Buyer – 25 February 2025

   I love the fact that this game helps build math skills by counting spaces and money and teaches them the concept of the real Monopoly game all while having lots of fun. Lightening McQueen racing around the track as the dice is a nice touch by the designers. The only reason I don’t give this game 5 stars is because the number sticker that goes around the track that serves as the dice numbers keeps coming loose at the seams and it makes the car hang on it when it goes around the track. I have glued it down and hopefully it will stay down. It would be nicer if the number has been printed on there since is so much contact with the car racing on it.
   

5. Amy Verified Buyer – 27 February 2025

   Both my 5-year-old and myself LOVE this game. He has picked up how to be the banker, so it is also teaching him money, counting, etc.

   Instead of a die, you spin Lightning McQueen around a track. Whichever number he lands on, is how many spaces to go. Instead of buying properties, you buy cars. I recognize all but one car from the movie. Another difference from real Monopoly is that it doesn’t go on endlessly. Once someone runs out of money, which they do, the game is done.
   

6. April Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   This game is awesome for my 5 year old. Best board game in our collection. He can play competitively with everyone else and the track and car instead of dice keeps his attention. The money is only one dollar amounts so he can count by himself and even be the bank. This version of monopoly eliminates lot of components that make the original game so lengthy. Only about a half hour to play. Highly recommend.
   

7. Cheryl Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   This is one of the simplest versions of Monopoly I’ve seen and great for a little kid. The rules are simplified–you must buy whatever unowned space you land on, you put a tire on any space you buy so that the other players know to pay when they land there. And if anyone ever comes to a point where he can’t pay something, the game ends–the winner is the player with the most money left.

   I only wish it was easier to store. Lots of little pieces with no zip top baggies, and you have to take apart the board for it to fit in the box. But it’s very cute and simple and I’d recommend it to someone as young as 4 or 5.
   

8. JS Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   We have just about every Monopoly Junior type of game you can purchase. My son is 4 years old and loves board games. This is a nice change of pace from rolling a die, and adds a little more amusement to the game! I don’t see any problems with how it is constructed, we haven’t had any issues with anything sliding across the board. If your child likes Monopoly and Cars, this would be a no brainer, in my opinion!
   

9. Honest Review of Monopoly Disney Pixar Cars Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

   This is a VERY cheap, but fast, monopoly game. In our family, when we play regular monopoly, we end up with marathon games that involve trading and alliances and mortgages and foreclosures. We got Cars 2 monopoly as a present this year, and here’s one nice thing: The games are over quickly and can easily be completed by the rest of the family while one child has a piano lesson. Since the dollar denominations don’t go above 1, and each player starts with such a limited amount of money (~15), and there are so few property spaces, the game moves quickly. There are no dice to roll, and this is where the cheapness of the game comes to the fore. The exterior of the game board is a little racetrack, and you roll Lightning around the track, like a roulette wheel. Where he stops is the number of spaces you advance. This method is ripe for cheating, as the tendency is to land across two spaces and then move the number that is more favorable to the player. Ah, well. We like the method for showing which spaces are owned by placing a tire there, or a forklift across two spaces. The “rent” amounts are very low… the counting in this game is very limited. Fine for very little people, or for quick games. disclaimer: we have not seen Cars 2, but I don’t think it matters.