If you land on a party that has your present, do nothing, enjoy your party! Go:Įvery time you pass GO, collect M2 from the Bank. Pay them the price on the space as a gift. Party with present: When you land on a party with another player's present on it, you're a guest at their party. Put one of your presents on the colored band at the top of the space so everyone knows it's your party.

Take the party card from the space, pay the Bank the price written on it and keep the card in front of you.

Party with no present: When you land on a party that no-one else owns, you must buy it. Win! When someone's bankrupt, the game ends. Party on! Keep taking turns to roll and move around the board until someone goes bankrupt (runs out of money).īankrupt? If you don't have enough money to pay in full, you're bankrupt - you don't pay any of the money you owe and the game ends immediately. Once you've followed the instructions for that space, it's the next player's turn. Where did you land? See 'The Spaces' section below for what to do on that space. If you roll this, take the top Chance card, read it out and follow the instructions. Roll the die and move your Cupcake mover that number of spaces clockwise from GO. If you roll highest, you go first (or if you won the party card challenge, you go first). Who goes first? Take turns to roll the die. It's up to the Banker to look after all the money that goes in and out of the Bank.

Put together the Party Box (see back page for assembly) and place it on its space in the center of the board.Įach choose a Cupcake mover and place it on GO.Įach take eight presents that match the color of your Cupcake and keep them in front of you.Ĭhoose one player to be Banker (adults are good for this). Shuffle the Chance cards and place them face-down on the Chance space in the center of the board. Place the party cards on the board using the Kids' party card challenge (below). Open the gameboard and put it in the center of the table. Be the player with the most money and parties when the first player goes bankrupt.

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