The Monopoly Wollongong boardgame is being launched on Wednesday and the full list of real estate tiles have been announced.
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The Sea Cliff Bridge and Symbio Wildlife Park occupy the most expensive squares on the board in dark blue, while Wollongong Botanic Garden and Nan Tien Temple are on the lowest prices squares in brown.
Winning Moves Australia, makers of custom Monopoly boards licensed from Hasbro, created the new board with natural and cultural attractions, as well as landmarks known for sport and education.
The game will retail for around $50 and be available online and through various tourist hubs across the region.
- Brown: Nan Tien Temple, Wollongong Botanical Gardens
- Light Blue: Sublime Point Lookout, Mount Keira Lookout, Flagstaff Hill
- Pink: Wollongong Art Gallery, Illawarra Performing Arts Centre, Bike City
- Orange: Win Stadium, Win Entertainment Centre, Wollongong Tourist Parks
- Red: Wollongong Central, Crown Street, Church Street
- Yellow: Corrimal Beach, Wollongong Beach, North Wollongong Beach
- Green: University of Wollongong, The Builders Club, The Illawarra
- Dark Blue: Symbio Wildlife Park, Sea Cliff Bridge
- Transport: Dapto Station, Thirroul Station, Stanwell Park Station, Wollongong Station
- Utilities: Greater Bank, Bluescope Steel
- Community Chest: i98FM Illawarra Convoy
The Monopoly board game first hit shelves in 1935 and has since then been played by more than one billion people.
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