Philadelphia, February 5, 2026

Philadelphia residents have the chance to nominate their favorite local businesses and landmarks for the upcoming ‘Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition.’ Nominations are open until February 28 and will be accepted online or via email. This project, developed by Top Trumps USA, aims to celebrate the city’s unique culture and promote community engagement. With various nomination categories, residents can help showcase Philadelphia’s rich history and diversity. The game is scheduled for release in November 2026.

Philadelphia, PA

Nominate Your Favorite Local Gems for Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition

Philadelphia residents have until February 28 to nominate their favorite local businesses, landmarks, and organizations for inclusion in the upcoming “Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” board game, set for release in November 2026.

This initiative allows the citizens of Philadelphia to partake in an exciting project that showcases the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Developed by Top Trumps USA under license from Hasbro, the game aims to be a celebration of local pride, fostering community engagement through personal initiative and creativity. Participation is straightforward, enabling individuals to submit nominations online or via email, engaging an ever-growing network of local support.

The nomination categories cover a wide array of local favorites, representative of Philadelphia’s diverse offerings. By streamlining this process, Top Trumps emphasizes the importance of community input while minimizing bureaucratic hurdles, showcasing how individual contributions can directly impact civic projects.

How to Participate

Individuals interested in contributing can submit their nominations at us.TopTrumps.com/Philly or by emailing [email protected]. Categories for nominations include:

• Food & Beverage (e.g., restaurants, distilleries, food trucks)
• Sports (e.g., teams, arenas, athletic programs)
• Education (e.g., schools, universities, academies)
• Attractions (e.g., landmarks, museums, historical sites)
• National/International HQs
• Special Causes (e.g., nonprofits, charities)
• Retail (e.g., shops, malls)
• Media (e.g., TV, radio, publications)
• Outdoors (e.g., parks, trails)
• Venues/Event Spaces (e.g., theaters, concert halls)
• Stays (e.g., hotels, resorts)
• Events (e.g., festivals, competitions)
• Financial Institutions (e.g., banks, insurers)
• Transportation (e.g., airports, train stations)
• Utilities (e.g., gas, electric, internet)

Engaging the Community

Tim Barney, a representative from Top Trumps USA, emphasized the importance of community involvement, stating that they wish to create a game that is “made by and for the people.” This ethos not only reflects a commitment to participant-driven initiatives but also underscores the value of civic engagement in creating local identity.

Involving the community in decision-making is crucial for fostering a sense of ownership and pride, which in turn enhances the connection residents have with their surroundings. By encouraging local input in the creation of Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition, Top Trumps is setting a precedent for how collaborative projects can thrive with minimal obstacles.

Important Dates and Details

Residents must keep in mind that the deadline for submitting nominations is February 28, 2026. Those who wish to contribute should visit us.TopTrumps.com/Philly or contact [email protected] to ensure their favorites are recognized in this unique celebration of the city.

Benefits of Local Initiatives

This project exemplifies the positive impacts of reduced bureaucracy in community-driven projects. When local choices take precedence, innovation flourishes, empowering residents to support and elevate their neighborhoods. Each nomination presents a chance for lesser-known establishments and causes to gain visibility—and fosters a healthy civic spirit among Philadelphians.

Looking Forward

The “Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” is set to launch in November 2026, contributing to a growing portfolio of projects that highlight the city’s unique character and resilient communities. Engaging with this initiative, every participant helps leave an indelible mark on the city’s tapestry, ensuring that Philadelphia’s story is told through the voices of its people.

Conclusion

The opportunity for Philadelphians to nominate their favorite local spots for “Monopoly: Philadelphia Edition” reflects a powerful alliance of civic engagement and city pride. As the deadline approaches, it’s crucial for residents to get involved and ensure their voices are heard. Let’s support this innovative way to celebrate our community, local businesses, and the vibrant culture that defines Philadelphia.

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