December is surely the #1 time of year for board game sales. Everyone is looking for ways to spend their time with relatives…and board games fill that void. (In a much better way than the TV, if you ask me). They also make for great gifts, since the family can play them together when the kids are off in the week between Christmas and New Year.
If you are looking for a new board game – either to play in the run-up to Christmas or to give as a present – this deal has all the classics. It has Monopoly, Risk, Trivial Pursuit, CandyLand, Chutes and Ladders, Sorry, Taboo, etc. Plus it also has newer games that might also be fun for the whole family. Check out all the options yourself!
Normally $25, Trivial Pursuit is 41 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Trivial Pursuit Game: Classic Edition on sale for $14.75
Normally $25, Monopoly is 45 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Monopoly Board Game The Classic Edition on sale for $13.75
Normally $20, Chutes and Ladders is 45 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Chutes and Ladders Game: Retro Series 1978 Edition on sale for $10.99
Normally $40, Risk is 51 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Winning Moves Games Risk 1959 on sale for $19.65
Normally $20, Bop It! is 50 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Bop It! Game on sale for $9.98
Normally $60, this Bingo set is 59 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
State Fair Bingo on sale for $24.69
Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be over, but the holiday shopping season has truly just begun. Amazon is currently running a “12 Days of Deals” promotion, and the Daily Dealer continues to feature the best offers from around the Internet. And don’t miss our 2017 Christmas gift guide, which we will continue to update throughout the season.
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