The world's record for the longest MONOPOLY game played on a ceiling, upside down, is 36 hours The world's record for the longest MONOPOLY game played in a moving elevator is 16 days. The world's record for the longest MONOPOLY game played is 70 days. It has been estimated that over 250 million people have played MONOPOLY. Each year, Parker Brothers prints more than twice as much MONOPOLY board game money as the United States Mint prints real money. The Boardwalk property in the American version of MONOPOLY is also known as: Mayfair (England), Rue de la Paix (France), Schlossallee (Germany), Kalverstrat (Holland), and Paseo del Prado (Spain). The MONOPOLY board game is marketed in 80 countries around the globe and is translated into 23 languages, not including computer languages. At a cost of $1,300, Parker Brothers made a special MONOPOLY board game set for underwater marathons. The set disintegrated after a 1,080 hour event sponsored by the Buffalo Dive Club in upstate New York. The most extravagant MONOPOLY board game set ever produced was the centerpiece of the 1988 MONOPOLY World Championship held in London. Made with diamonds, rubies and eighteen carat gold, the set was valued at over $1,000,000! Houses maintained by: