Collect all three Green properties in McDonalds Monopoly UK 2024 and you could win yourself an electric Mini car. Sweet.
Regent Street (M617) and Oxford Street (M618) are pretty easy to get, but you might find getting hold of the Bond Street (M619) piece was a little trickier, as there were fewer of them available.
But just how hard is it to find a Bond Street in McDonalds Monopoly in 2024? Read on and I’ll let you know…
(Note: If you’re in Australia, then you’ll need the Australian version of this article)
How many Bond Street stickers are there in McDonalds Monopoly?
In McDonalds Monopoly in 2024 there are 20 Bond Street stickers attached to food and drink items.
There is also an extra ‘Property Peel’ sticker that you can win via the app as part of the Power Peel game. That makes a total of 21 stickers, so there are 21 electric cars to be won.
How rare is Bond Street in McDonalds Monopoly?
Bond Street is the second rarest McDonalds Monopoly piece, after Mayfair. There are only 21 Bond Street prizes in 2024, while you have 5 chances to find Mayfair.
The brown Monopoly pieces are much easier to find, with over 2 million of each, but the prize is much smaller – it’s just an Extra Value meal.
What happens if you get Bond Street in McDonalds Monopoly?
If you have Bond Street in Monopoly, it’s definitely worth putting some considerable effort into getting Oxford Street and Regent Street to complete the set. The other two stickers are very common, so you shouldn’t find it all that hard.
The cheapest way to complete the set is to hang around McDonalds picking up people’s old tokens. But the easiest way is simply to buy more food.
Check out this list of eligible food items – I’ve listed them by price so you can see the cheapest items to buy with stickers. For less than £50, you would have a really high chance of finding the missing sticker that you need to win a car.
Even if you don’t actually want or need a car, new electric Minis cost over £30,000, so there’s a huge profit to be made.
Buying & selling tickets – basically, don’t!
You may see people who are desperate for a McDonalds Bond Street sticker to complete the set taking to social media to beg for or buy the missing piece. Prices offered range from £50 to as high as £1000.
who’s got bond street mcdonalds monopoly i’ll buy it for £10😂😂😂😂
— leilei (@leilamoraes_xo) April 19, 2016
Who’s got Bond Street on McDonalds Monopoly ticket???
— Stacey Lawrence (@saint_stacey) September 16, 2021
£50 cash waiting here for it if you haven’t already registered it 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
£1000 for anyone that can give me the bond street sticker for mcdonalds monopoly x
— Will 🌹 (@willmaule_) March 27, 2017
However, given that it’s easy to complete the set once you have it, you shouldn’t sell Bond Street for less than £25,000. In fact, you shouldn’t buy or sell Bond Street at all. Doing so is against the McDonalds Monopoly rules and it will likely invalidate your claim.
If you win a big prize like a car, they’ll probably want to know where and when you bought each of the winning pieces so rule out fraud.
How to win the car
Whenever you find McDonalds Monopoly stickers, you should enter them into the McDonalds app. In 2024 you could do a Digital Peel, which basically means you got extra digital stickers inside the app. It’s important that you do this as it gives you a much bigger chance to win.
Using the app also keeps your stickers safe. So that if you do happen to find Bond Street, any previous green stickers that you’ve found will already be stored safely and securely for you.
Regardless, you should never throw away the paper gamepieces, as you’ll need these to claim the prize.
Check out my guide to redeeming your McDonalds Monopoly prize for the steps needed to claim. And good luck finding a McDonald’s Bond Street token!
