The Gabba, University of Queensland and QPAC are just some of the iconic Brisbane locations to make it onto the new Monopoly board.
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The board was launched on Wednesday by Lord Mayor Graham Quirk.
The Story Bridge is Brisbane's version of Park Lane and South Bank takes the place of Mayfair.
Cr Quirk said the board had some great selections.
When asked if the "free parking" on the board would come to South Bank, Cr Quirk said "probably not".
"It's a board game, but nonetheless it's great to see it's reflected so many great Brisbane icons," Cr Quirk said.
He was then asked what was on Chance.
"You'll probably get $200 which will pay for your parking instead of going to jail," Cr Quirk quipped.
Jason Cain, from Winning Moves Australia, said the properties were chosen based on popular vote.
Cr Quirk said it was no surprise South Bank and the Story Bridge came out on top.
"Since we did the LED lighting on the Story Bridge it has got that whole new lease of life in our city," he said.
Cr Quirk, a racing fan, said his favourite tile was Eagle Farm Racecourse "of course".
Kim Kimeklis, of Bridgeman Downs, has collected 309 Monopoly game boards. And as a property investor, she has also bought 40 bricks-and-mortar properties.
"It's great to see a Brisbane edition," she said.
"The South Bank tile (is my favourite), being Mayfair."
Lord Mayor @Team_Quirk gives the Brisbane Monopoly board a roll with Mr Monopoly @VisitSouthBank pic.twitter.com/JtMfpqcLdN— Felicity Caldwell (@fel_caldwell) October 19, 2016
Ms Kimeklis said she started collecting Monopoly boards about 20 years ago.
"I just love the game, buying and selling the properties," Ms Kimeklis, a mother-of-five said. "We all play."
Ms Kimeklis has collected boards from all around the world, themed from different TV shows, countries and movies.
"They're all still in their wrapped cellophane."
For any Monopoly novices, Ms Kimeklis' tip is just to buy as many properties as you can.
The complete list of properties on Brisbane Monopoly:
- Mt Coot-tha lookout
- Fortitude valley
- Riverlife
- City Hall Shingle Inn
- Brisbane Showgrounds Ekka
- Brisbane Markets
- Queen St Mall The Myer Centre
- Eagle St Pier
- Eagle Farm Racecourse
- The Gabba
- Suncorp Stadium
- QPAC
- Queensland Museum
- QAGOMA
- Portside Wharf
- Manly Harbour Village
- Breakfast Creek
- Tangalooma Island Resort
- Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
- The University of Queensland
- Story Bridge
- South Bank
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