MONOPOLY DREAMS Melbourne - Melbourne,VIC

4 /5 Kadhe She Page: We had a great time with the family! The games were definitely the highlight—my husband even won the money pillow! We visited on a Tuesday evening and, while they seemed a bit short-staffed, the team was really friendly and did their best to accommodate everyone. We also enjoyed the photobooth, though there was a bit of a wait since one of them wasn’t working. Still, we’d definitely recommend it to others, especially if youre a Monopoly fan—like we are!

5 /5 tammy mideaqld: Having lots of fun here and 2 hours are just not enough! Love all the scenes, all the games, especially the last Carnival games. I have to pull my 5yo out the centre. So regret to not coming early. Better reserve 3 hours to enjoy the whole place!

5 /5 Alex Quek: The Monopoly Go Dream Melbourne experience truly lives up to its name – its a dream for fans of the game and a fantastic day out for everyone else! From start to finish, the activities were super engaging and incredibly well-organized. We loved how interactive everything was, and the friendly staff made the whole experience even more enjoyable. A huge highlight was how easy it was to earn extra Monopoly dollars after completing each activity. This really encouraged us to participate fully and added an exciting layer of progression to our day. While its worth noting that these Monopoly dollars were primarily spent on the carnival games, which can be quite challenging (and a bit of a test of skill!), it didnt detract from the overall fun. It just meant we had to strategize a bit more with our spending, adding a fun competitive element. Despite the challenging carnival games, the sheer enjoyment and rewarding nature of the activities made this experience truly stand out. Its definitely worth checking out if youre in Melbourne – a fantastic way to spend a day and bring the classic game to life!

2 /5 Lady Fa Fa: You know how in the game monopoly the aim of the game is to screw you over money wise. That’s kind of how it felt going to Monopoly Dreams in Melbourne Central. Overpriced entry for half of the machines to not work. The only positive was one staff member Angus who really tried to go above and beyond. It was great doing some of the experiences (that did work). There was also a lot of confusion once you finished the 4D experience. The carnival games were interesting however if we were able to use the money we had won in the gift shop it would have been better. But again shout out to Angus who really wanted the people there to have a good time (poor guy was doing like three jobs at the same time). It entry was cheaper and things working then it would have been an excellent experience.

3 /5 Ashlee Jayde: I visited Monopoly Dreams in March 2025 with four friends for an afternoon of fun. It’s conveniently located on the lowest level of Melbourne Central, right in the heart of the city and surrounded by plenty of other activities. Perfect for a dreary day when you’re looking for something indoors. While parking is limited, there are lots of nearby parking structures, and Melbourne Central is easily accessible by public transport. Tickets were around $50 each, and we kicked things off in a faux elevator that took us down to the Monopoly showroom. This was a personal highlight, seeing all the different editions of Monopoly, including some I never even knew existed, was fascinating. The showroom doubled as a waiting area before we were taken into the 4D cinema. The short film was clearly aimed at kids, but it had cute visual effects, and our group couldn’t help but giggle along and enjoy the ride. From there, we received our stamp cards and entered the main interactive section. There were themed rooms, props, and games throughout the space, as well as a photo booth where you could use tokens to snap and print photos. We gave everything a go and even though a few games were a bit faulty or underwhelming, we made the most of it and had a lot of laughs dressing up for the photo opportunities. The carnival area was another fun touch, with little prizes up for grabs. One of our friends won a keyring, while the rest of us weren’t so lucky. Still, we enjoyed exploring the space, which featured creative Monopoly themed setups like a tram, a news stand, and a quirky storage room. We finished up at the gift shop, which was packed with Monopoly merchandise. While we didn’t buy anything (prices were on the higher side), it’s a dream for any die hard Monopoly fan with some really cool items on offer. Overall, I enjoyed the experience more for the company I was with than the attraction itself. It’s definitely a one and done type of visit, unless you’re a Monopoly fanatic or have kids who’d want to come back. That said, I’m glad I went and got to check it out. The staff were lovely, always happy to help and take photos, and they really added to the experience by guiding people through the space and games.