MCDONALD’S Monopoly winners who haven’t yet claimed their prizes have just one week left to do so before the tokens are no longer valid. The deadline for snapping up food freebies has already passed, but the last day to claim all the other prizes is next week – May 31. This year, the prizes included […]
MCDONALD’S Monopoly winners who haven’t yet claimed their prizes have just one week left to do so before the tokens are no longer valid.
The deadline for snapping up food freebies has already passed, but the last day to claim all the other prizes is next week – May 31.
This year, the prizes included codes for Now TV, Mini Cooper cars, £100,000 cash and £1,000 holidays as well as tokens that gave away free food such as a Big Macs and McFlurries.
The game ended on April 30 but players still have time to claim their wins.
How to do so depends on what it is, although you can’t get any non-food prizes at a McDonald’s branch.
If you’ve won something that isn’t food, you’ll need to check the token as it comes with a special website address printed on it – this is where you’ll need to go to claim the gift.
THESE are the most sought-after tokens in the giveaway - so keep hold of them to win, and don't throw them in the bin!
You have until midnight on May 31, 2019 to claim and you’ll need to type in what tokens you have and the Monopoly game piece codes.
If you’ve won, then you will need to provide some of your personal details including your date of birth, email address, phone number, full name and address.
You’ll then be asked to select how you would like to receive your winnings, either via email or delivered depending on what the gift is.
Voucher codes can then be redeemed directly from the retailers that issued them.
Whatever you do, DO NOT throw away your winning tokens. If you’ve scooped one of the top prizes, you will have to send the stickers in to be verified or else you’ll miss out.
It’s actually worth setting a reminder on your phone to make sure that you get your prize as less than a fifth of them were claimed last year.
Just in case you’ve forgotten, here’s a list of all the prizes that were up for grabs.
This year, the fast food chain gave the game a health kick by getting rid of the “go large” incentive, dishing out the same amount of stickers for large and medium size meals.
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