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Minnesota Lynx Christmas 2026 Monopoly Board Game
$85.00$100.00 (-15%)
The Minnesota Lynx Christmas 2026 Monopoly Board Game rebuilds the board around the team: the properties are Banner Night, MVP Circle, Purple Pride Lane and Target Center, and the two card decks are Fan Rewards and Coach’s Challenge. A Lynx household can play it the way they already play Monopoly. For 2 to 6 players.
The theming runs through the board rather than sitting on top of it. The properties are stops in a Lynx season — Media Day, Practice Facility, Broadcast Row, Rivalry Night, All-Star Weekend, Playoff Push, and Banner Night at the expensive end. Target Center is a property in its own right, Championship Tax replaces the usual one, and the two card decks are renamed Fan Rewards and Coach’s Challenge.
The rules are the standard property-trading ones, so there is nothing new to learn. The tokens are drawn from the sport instead of the old iron and thimble: a trophy, a whistle, a basketball shoe, a pennant, a model of the arena. It plays with 2 to 6 people.
What comes in the box
- Shared table play: Supports 2–6 players for family games, fan gatherings, and seasonal parties.
- Themed money: Printed notes in seven denominations, each carrying the Lynx head, 30 of each.
- Two renamed decks: Fan Rewards and Coach’s Challenge stand in for Chance and Community Chest, 30 cards each.
- Properties named for the season: From Victory Plaza and North Star Court at the cheap end up to MVP Circle and Banner Night.
- Compact storage: Packaging measures 20 × 20 × 4 cm, while the assembled board measures 39 × 39 cm with a 1 cm margin of error.

Who the Minnesota Lynx are
The Lynx have played in the WNBA out of Target Center in Minneapolis since the franchise started in 1999, and they have won the championship four times — 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2017. Cheryl Reeve has coached the team through all four. In 2026 they finished first in the Western Conference and went into the playoffs as a top seed.
That record is why Banner Night sits at the top of the board where Boardwalk usually goes. The centre panel shows the Target Center court lit up with a Christmas tree on the floor and garlands around the stands, in the navy, green and white the team plays in.
Technical specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Base game | Monopoly board game format |
| Materials | Acrylic and cardboard |
| Players | 2–6 |
| Game pieces | 6 |
| Accessories or decorative items | 2, as supplied by the manufacturer |
| Money | Printed notes in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500; 30 of each |
| Cards | Two decks — Fan Rewards and Coach’s Challenge — 30 cards each, 60 in total |
| Board dimensions | 39 × 39 cm, with a margin of error of 1 cm |
| Packaging dimensions | 20 × 20 × 4 cm |
| Printed design | Properties renamed after moments in a Lynx season; the Target Center court at the centre of the board, decorated for Christmas, in the team’s navy, green and white |
| Handling profile | Cardboard and acrylic components; keep the board, cards and notes dry |
Play it on a dry, level table and put everything back in the box afterwards. For more games in the same vein, see our board game collection.

Frequently Asked Questions
Is the theme only on the artwork, or in the game itself?
In the game. Every property is renamed after part of a Lynx season, from Victory Plaza and North Star Court up through Target Center, MVP Circle and Banner Night, with Championship Tax in place of the usual tax square. The two card decks become Fan Rewards and Coach’s Challenge. The rules themselves are the standard property-trading ones.
What are the board size and measurement tolerances?
The board measures 39 × 39 cm, with a margin of error of 1 cm. The package measures 20 × 20 × 4 cm, so storage is compact even though the opened board needs a larger flat surface.
How should the game be looked after?
Keep the board, cards, notes and pieces dry, handle the paper components with clean hands, and store everything together in the supplied box after play. Fold the board along its existing creases rather than anywhere else.
How many people can play?
Two to six. The board opens out to 39 × 39 cm, so it wants a dining table or a clear stretch of floor rather than a coffee table corner.
How is shipping handled?
Delivery options and timing are shown at checkout for your destination. Order with enough margin if it is meant to be under the tree.
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