“Waterworks” becomes simply “Hydro” and the standard Monopoly railroads are replaced with generic place-named airports like “Vancouver Airport” instead of “YVR” and “Toronto Airport” rather than “Pearson International”. This nationalistic rebranding is cautiously bland though. “Boardwalk” and “Park Place”, for example, have been renamed “Fairmont le Chateau Frontenac” and “Niagara Falls”. In this year’s “Monopoly Coast to Coast”, most of the game board squares have been Canadian-ized. That would be fun for the whole family! A sorry excuse for Canadian rebranding You know, this does look a little like Pierre Trudeau, now that I think about it. And if they are, might “junior” be able to hack their parents’ Renegade using one of the instant win Xbox One consoles? One can only wonder if Jeep Renegade Sport vehicles to be won are like the 7,800-some 2015 models of the Renegade being recalled because they can potentially be remotely hacked through their computerized entertainment system.
The promotional bumf claims that “every family in Canada could win a prize” this year (based on the Statistics Canada 2011 Census of Population, which counted 9,389,700 census families).Īnd all the major signature prizes (aside from the basic cash and food prizes) have been chosen to appeal especially to families-Jeeps Renegades, snowmobiles, BMX bicycles, vacation trips, family fishing equipment packages, and computer game and gaming console instant prizes. This year’s Monopoly contest is also trying to increase traffic into McDonald’s Canada restaurants one entire family at a time. And by placing the game stickers on the larger portion sizes and more expensive menu items, all customers are driven to “upsize” their orders. McDonald’s the world over use the Monopoly promotion to strengthen the brand loyalty of existing customers and to bring in new customers.
Families monopolize the prizes this year Careful, you could be throwing away a rare “Chateau Frontenac” piece! Stanley Q.
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Up until 2014 and going back as far as I can recall, the McDonald’s Canada Monopoly Contest has boasted a one-in-four (25 percent) chance to win.Īnd for the next month (or until the Monopoly coffee cups run out), there will be no free McCafe coffee card stickers on any coffee cup size, not even “small”, which is the discounted seniors’ size and which isn’t even getting Monopoly stickers ( poor seniors is right!). This 2015 iteration is branded “ Monopoly Coast to Coast” and is down to a one-in-five chance to win, which marks a five percent reduction in a customer’s overall chance of winning anything. To put it bluntly, customers will have to buy more to win less. dbr:St.Fans of the McDonald’s Canada Monopoly promotion may notice that this year’s sticker contest, which begins today (October 13) and runs until November 16, is a bit less “a-peeling” than in previous years.dbr:Timeline_of_the_COVID-19_pandemic_in_the_United_Kingdom_(July–December_2020).
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