Talk:McDonald's Monopoly
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Year of first game?
[edit]I have no way to prove this but I know the game started prior to when this article states. I worked for McDonald's 1980-1983 in Florida as a crew person and swing manager and I distinctly remember receiving boxes about the size of French fry cases filled with loose, paperboard monopoly game pieces. You would tear off the ends and then open them up to reveal the prize. The prizes ranged from food items up to I think the grand prize was $50,000. You had to either buy something to get a game piece or you could ask for one game piece but you had to mail a letter to the company with a stamped self addressed envelope and they would send you one game piece for free. This was to get around gambling laws. I can't find any information about this on line. But I know we had them and that was the only time I ever worked for that company. What am I missing?
Do i add this?
[edit]My fam won a 2 month peacock subscription do i add this to to prizes or no? Sorry if it sounds strange im new to editing Mouselol (talk) 05:43, 9 October 2025 (UTC)
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