Great experience - We had a great time enjoyed playing along with the game's and earning extra monopoly money. Was great memories and learned facts about monopoly along the way

Definitely worth doing! - This was an amazing tour! I love monopoly, and it was the highlight of my trip. The staff were exceptional, their knowledge and excitement was infectious and made the tour one to remember.

Perfect way to spend a couple of hours at the heart of Melbourne - Excellent place - keeps the kids and adults engaged! A good way to spend a couple of hours in the area. Has a separate section for adults to relax or play the board games for free!

Don't hesitate visit now! - We came from Brisbane specifically to visit. Monopoly Dreams was a recommendation from a family friend. It was fully interactive and fun throughout! It did not disappoint!

Monopoly Dreams visit - It was very fun because it had a lot of activities, rewards, and interactive games. My son enjoyed as much as myself and my husband, which brought out the child inside of us. For sure we will be back. Our visit was one best highlight of our holiday in Melbourne.

Fun visit - It was fun. Loved the Laser and Jail activities. One of the photo booth wasn’t working so the queue was long but the activity itself was great.

So much fun - Went to monopoly world with my husband, 10yr old son and 6 yr old daughter and it really felt like we were in the world of monopoly it was so much fun trying to win money to spend at the end I would recommend this experience to anyone who loves the game of monopoly The staff were fantastic and added to the fun

A fun day out for a Monopoly fan! - Although the facility was short-staffed when we attended, we still had so much fun! The variety of interactive activities was brilliant, and had us entertained for hours. My only negative feedback would be that we were told we could use the $10 & $20 notes we acquired at the money grab for the carnival games, which was not the case. We had a bunch of money that was rendered useless, and were told it was souvenir. Perhaps if all staff are across the 'rules', this would avoid disappointment when people make it to the carnival.

Monopoly dreams is a novel idea but the experience was just ok - The staff member at the counter was quite bossy - which didn’t make us feel welcome or feel like fun! We (7- 3 adults plus 4 kids)each had a passport with 200 monopoly dollars but there was no instruction about what you had to do and no pencils provided. After wandering through a gallery, study and waiting for the theatre - a young fellow staff member helped us and provided the kids with pencils and directed them back to the gallery and study etc to find the answers to questions in the ‘ultimate explorers guide- that made the kids look more carefully at the exhibits and they answered the questions in the book . The activities on the wall outside the entrance to the theatre were good- and it said you won money - but I couldn’t figure out how to collect it / it didn’t issue dollars and had no way of knowing who you were. The 4D theatre was the most popular part of the show with our kids. The laser quest was a quick run to the safe without cutting thethe money cted money in the lines A cupboard with money flying around was popular - you exchanged the dollars for monopoly dollars The picture booth worked - but only one was operating You could use the we code in your ticket to print off a monopoly card - worked well The arcade games where you used the money were antiquated-there must be an easier way to lose money in games of chance instead of waiting for the one staff member to attend to each person - very slow Overall the children enjoyed it but I felt it lacked co-ordination among staff , and stamping each book and transferring money could have been done electronically

Poorly run - We visited with two kids (10 and 7yo). We found this place to be chaotic and poorly run. There is no structure to how you earn monopoly dollars which can be used to play fair games at the end. Everything was just spontaneous and confusing. Overall, we found the entire experience to be mediocre and we regretted making the decision to come here for its novelty appeal rather than heading to the originally planned Sea Life.