Collect all three yellow properties in McDonalds Monopoly UK in 2024 and you can win a holiday worth £2,000 courtesy of Jet2holidays.
Piccadilly (M616) and Leicester Square (M614) are pretty easy to get, but getting hold of the Coventry Street (M615) piece is much trickier.
But just how hard was it to find a Coventry 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)
Good luck finding Coventry Street…
In McDonalds Monopoly in 2024 there are 75 Coventry Street stickers attached to food and drinks packaging.
There are also five more ‘Property Peel’ stickers that you can win via the app as part of the Power Peel game. That makes a total of 80 stickers, so there are £160,000 worth of holidays up for grabs!
So it’s pretty rare!
Coventry Street is pretty rare. In fact, it’s the third rarest sticker in McDonalds Monopoly, after Mayfair and Bond Street. There are only 80 Coventry Street pieces, out of millions of stickers in existence.
As a rule, the higher the value of the property on the Monopoly board, the higher the prize value and the rarer the sticker is. The brown set is the easiest to complete, with over 2 million of each property, but the prize is much smaller – it’s just an Extra Value meal.
Here’s what to do if you find Coventry Street…
If you have Coventry Street in McDonalds Monopoly, it’s definitely worth putting some considerable effort into getting Leicester Square and Piccadilly 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 – this is known as wombling. It’s legal, but it is kind of frowned upon.
Check out this list of McDonalds Monopoly menu 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 holiday.
Don’t try to buy (or sell) it…
You may see people who are desperate for a Coventry Street sticker to complete the set taking to social media to beg for or buy the missing piece.
Anyone have Bond Street (green) or Coventry Street (yellow) on Mcdonalds Monopoly and wanna go halfers on a mini or 2k holiday? I have the other 2 of each colour and just need those!! #mcdonaldsmonopoly
— Eva T (@evathomson456) April 19, 2019
However, you really shouldn’t do this. The McDonalds Monopoly rules state that not only are you not allowed to buy or trade gamepieces, but that if your code is shared anywhere online it will become invalid.
Someone did try to sell a whole reel of unpeeled stickers on Gumtree, but the ad was taken down pretty quickly.
You could even have your prize stolen if someone uses the code before you scan it. This happened to one unfortunate McDonalds Monopoly fan who lost her chicken nuggets after sharing a photo to Snapchat.
To claim a prize, you have to hand in your paper ticket and also say which branch of McDonalds you got it from.
How to win a holiday in McDonalds Monopoly
In McDonalds Monopoly in 2024, if you complete the yellow set of properties then you win a holiday worth up to £2,000.
Whenever you find McDonalds Monopoly stickers you should enter them into the McDonalds app. This year, you can do a Double Peel, which basically means you get extra digital stickers inside the app. It’s important that you do this as it gives you a much bigger chance to win.
And if you get a rare Coventry Street McDonalds Monopoly sticker, hold on to it tight!
