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This amazing life-size game of Mousetrap was created by Mark Perez and company for Maker Faire 2007. The 2002 Minnesota State Fair included a tented walk-able version of Monopoly. Photo from 's Atlantic City Central blog. More information about the game and promotion at Press of Atlantic City. To attract attention for their ' Pass GO! Collect $200' promotion, Bally's and Hasbro created a jumbo Monopoly game on the boardwalk outside the Atlantic City casino. This permanent installation in Guadalupe River Park, near the Children's Discovery Museum in San Jose, CA, is the largest Monopoly game board in the world. These 'life-sized' versions of Monopoly aren't quite the size of the real locations named on the popular game's board, but they're still a lot bigger than the table-top version! Guadalupe River Park Gracing a building at Toy Story Mania! in Pixar Place at Disney's Hollywood Studios is a folded Scrabble board being hoisted by Army men. While this version isn't playable, its size earns it a place on this list.

Word life game free#

Literacy Aotearoa Wellington (LAW), a not-for-profit organization that provides free numeracy and literacy support to residents of Wellington (New Zealand), hosted a giant street game of Scrabble on World Literacy Day 2010. Toronto's Kensington Market has 'Pedestrian Sundays,' during which this giant homemade version of Scrabble was available to play. Photo by Flickr user Michael Zimmer ( zayzayem). The 'Giant Games in the Valley' portion of the 2010 Valley Fiesta in Brisbane, Australia, boasted this colorful version of the word game.

Photo by Flickr user Karen Neoh ( karen_neoh). Canstruction Vancouver 2011Īmazingly enough, the Scrabble above was created from canned goods for the 2011 Canstruction Vancouver, a canned food sculpture competition that raises money for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society. Photo from the Mississippi Children's Museum's Facebook album of Mississippi Navy Week. In the photo above, some members of the Navy ham it up at the museum for Mississippi Navy Week. The Mississippi Children's Museum boasts a Hasbro-official giant Scrabble. ScrabbleĪmerica's favorite word game is also one of the most popular games to get the life-size treatment. Check out the photos on Attack of the Blog. On G4's 'Attack of the Show,' Kevin Pereira, Candace Bailey, and Gillian Jacobs played a life-sized G4 version of the buzzing medical game. You can read about her project in the Craftster boards. Candy Land GardenĬraftster user KandeeCorner (and YouTube user eieioh1) created a garden based on the various iterations of the Candy Land game board. Laughing Squid has more videos and photos. San Francisco's famously winding Lombard Street was turned into the biggest version of Candy Land ever to celebrate the children's game's 60th anniversary in 2009. I was surprised there weren't more life-size versions of the candy-themed game, but the quality of these two jumbo versions makes up for the lack of other variations. (Also: the pieces are harder to lose.) We've gathered up a collection of jumbo variations on classic board games-if you think we've missed a good one, let us know in the comments! Candy Land Everyone's favorite board games get a whole lot more fun when they're super-sized.