Snoopy Starbucks Christmas 2026 Monopoly Board Game

The Snoopy Starbucks Christmas 2026 Monopoly Board Game builds its board out of a Peanuts Christmas and a coffee shop at once. The cheap end is Doghouse Drive and Gingerbread Lane; the expensive end is Holly Jolly House and Peppermint Perk; in between sit Lucy’s Latte Lounge, Charlie Brown Tree Lot, Sally’s Sweet Shop and Snoopy’s Red Baron Runway.

The card decks are renamed as well — Coffee Break and Peanuts Perks — and the tax square becomes Cozy Winter Tax. The centre panel has Snoopy in a red scarf and Santa hat holding a Starbucks cup, with Woodstock beside him and a lit store behind.

Two Christmases in one board

Peanuts has owned Christmas television since 1965, and Starbucks has owned the red cup since the 1990s. Both are things households come back to each December rather than discover once, which is what lets them share a board without either looking out of place.

The palette does the joining: Starbucks green and Peanuts red across the whole board, with cream and gold for the snow and the lettering.

What comes in the box

• Themed tokens: Drawn from both sides — Snoopy, Woodstock, the red doghouse, a Starbucks cup, a gift box and a coffee sack among them.
• Renamed decks: Coffee Break and Peanuts Perks in place of Chance and Community Chest.
• Themed money: Printed notes in seven denominations, 30 of each.
• Properties named for the season: From Doghouse Drive up to Holly Jolly House.
• Packs down small: A 39 × 39 cm board that returns to a 20 × 20 × 4 cm box.

Product details

Care and storage

Play on a clean, dry table and keep drinks away from the paper components. Fold the board along its existing creases rather than anywhere else, and return everything to the box after play.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the theme only on the artwork, or in the game itself?

In the game. Every property is renamed — Doghouse Drive, Gingerbread Lane, Lucy’s Latte Lounge, Peppermint Perk and the rest — and the two card decks become Coffee Break and Peanuts Perks. The rules themselves are the standard property-trading ones.

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.

How should the game be looked after?

Keep the board, cards and notes dry, and store everything together in the supplied box between games.

How is shipping handled?

Delivery options and timing are shown at checkout. Order with enough margin if it is meant to be under the tree.