Last chance to win $1 million as McDonald’s MONOPOLY comes to an end


Final Opportunity to Win  Million as McDonald's MONOPOLY Draws to a Close

The clock is ticking for McDonald’s fans eager to snag a prize in the fast-food giant’s MONOPOLY promotion, which concludes on November 2nd. This annual event has captivated customers with the allure of winning anything from free meals to grand prizes such as a cool $1 million or a 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited.

In an exciting twist this year, participants enjoyed a dual format: traditional physical game pieces and a modern digital version. This innovation allowed players to collect property pieces, enter bonus plays, and keep tabs on their winnings via the McDonald’s app. By ordering specific items through the app, customers could earn digital game pieces, while others could still experience the classic thrill of peeling physical pieces from their meal packaging.

McDonald’s has ensured a wide selection is available for eager participants, with over 30 menu items qualifying for game pieces. These include beloved staples like the Quarter Pounder® with Cheese, Egg McMuffin®, and large fries, making it easy for customers to join in on the fun.

To sweeten the deal, the revamped gameplay offers Bonus Play entries for each piece collected, significantly increasing the odds of scoring a prize with each purchase. As the promotion draws to a close, McDonald’s fans have just one more day to seize their chance at victory.

“There are more than 30 eligible menu items across our breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus – including fan favorites like the Quarter Pounder® with Cheese, Egg McMuffin®, large fries, and more,” McDonald’s said. 

The updated gameplay includes Bonus Play entries for every piece collected, essentially giving customers multiple chances to win per item.

“Our fans have been clamoring for the return of MONOPOLY at McDonald’s, and we’re thrilled to bring it back with a modern, digital spin,” Alyssa Buetikofer, Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer of McDonald’s USA said at the time the game’s return was announced. “This game is a core memory for so many customers, and we’re excited that those memories can now be shared across generations.”

• 1 million American Airlines AAdvantage® miles

• A $50,000 MONOPOLY GO! vacation

• A $10,000 Lowe’s shopping spree

• A 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited

• $1 million in cash, paid as $50,000 per year for 20 years

There are also hundreds of food-related prizes available, including popular items like the Bacon, Egg & Cheese Biscuit, Double Cheeseburger, Snack Wrap and MyMcDonald’s Rewards points.

“MONOPOLY has been a cornerstone of play for nine decades, bringing families and friends together for fun and connection,” Brian Baker, Senior Vice President at Hasbro, said. “Fans have been eagerly awaiting its return – and we can’t wait for them to experience the unforgettable excitement that MONOPOLY at McDonald’s delivers.”

No purchase is necessary to participate. For full details, customers can head to playatmcd.com.

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