IDEAL | The London Board Game: The classic race game through London's Underground! | Classic Board Games | For 2-6 Players | Ages 7+

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Within the four actions, a player could forfeit extending their line, instead of taking branch line tokens and gaining points. They’re made from 100% recycled board and secured with tabs rather than shrink-wrap to reduce single-use plastic waste. Playing London board games is a great way to introduce kids to the city and its history and landmarks. For players who want a slightly longer gaming experience, we prefer to draw three cards [rather than four] each turn. The game is all about figuring out the strongest feature of each landmark relative to your opponents’ cards.

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On their turn, the active player can determine the pathway of the passenger and therefore affect which other players may gain bonus travel points. Hop aboard the London Underground and race across the city as you attempt to be the first passenger to arrive home! On the London map, the New Cross station has been removed, as has the connection between Aldgate and Canada Water. Your details will only be used by the Museum and suppliers working on our behalf and you can unsubscribe at any time.Kids will get familiar with famous buildings like the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, London Eye, St Pauls Cathedral and the Palace of Westminster. At first glance, one could be excused for thinking this is an expanded game of Ticket to Ride: London, but there is certainly more hiding under the surface. The passenger will visit about half of the underground stations as they will visit at most two of the four displayed destinations on each turn. Great for train and tube nerds and everyone else enjoying the complexity and history of London’s Tube.

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One of London’s most famous fictional characters, Paddington Bear has been loved by generations of children since the first children’s book came out in 1958. London Underground is the most famous subway system in the world and it is also the oldest, first opening in 1863, when a service ran from Paddington to Farringdon. We got this Paddington game for Christmas and it’s been a family favourite that we’ve enjoyed playing on a regular basis. Underground Monopoly cleverly matches the classic coloured property squares to the stations and line colours of the world famous Tube map, offering you a great opportunity to navigate your way around London, building your property empire as you collect Underground stations. Each player begins with a ‘Starting Station/Assistance Required’ card and after the youngest player announces ‘GO!Once the winner has been decided, the rest of the players can continue if they wish just to see who finishes second, third, etc. You have to team up with each other to create a strategy to outwit the person on the run (the dangerous criminal Mr X ). The first trains ran on steam, and it would be another twenty-seven years before the world’s first electric train ran on the City and South London Railway, which now forms part of the Northern line.