New 'Plaza-opoly' Board Game Inspired by Iconic Hotel

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What happens when an iconic hotel meets a classic board game? Plaza-opoly. Debuting later this month, the game features Plaza-inspired instructions, playing cards and themed board spaces. Players can challenge one another to become the wealthiest winner by purchasing hotel-branded squares. The board game is the first venture into the game world for the property. It is $60 at and sold The Plaza Boutique. Six game tokens are characters and amenities inspired by The Plaza, including Eloise’s pug dog Weenie, her turtle Skipperdee, a luxury car, a champagne bottle, a tea cup and (The Big) apple. After checking in at the Front Desk, players roll the dice to move around via The Rose Club, The Eloise Suite, The Plaza Food Hall and even Home Alone 2, filmed at the hotel. Players can take their "winnings" straight to the bank and "purchase" their favorite Plaza destinations, such The Champagne Bar, explore "The Great Gatsby" in The Fitzgerald Suite, The Grand Ballroom and The Shinn Murals. Each space has a corresponding Title Deed Card that provides a value and details of each location. Players get cards such as “Order Room Service” or “Carriage Ride in Central Park." Instead of jail, players risk getting sent to Hotel Security. PHOTO: This month, The Plaza Hotel will be introducing its first ever Plaza-opoly board gameYou are using an outdated version of Internet Explorer. Please click here to upgrade your browser in order to comment.
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Bangladesh ferry capsizes with 200 passengers on board

File photo of the crowded passenger boats in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in the run-up to the Eid al-Adha. The ferry MV Miraj-4 lifted on the way from Dhaka to Shariatpur. Photo: Andrew Biraj/Reuters
A Bangladeshi ferry with some 200 passengers has capsized in a river near Dhaka, police reported that at least six bodies had made well again, and a rescue ship on the way to the site.
Lifted the MV-Miraj-4 ferries in the stormy weather in the Meghna river near Rasulpur in the Munsiganj district, 27km (16 miles) from the capital on Thursday. The accident occurred at around 3:30 local time. The ferry had direction Shariatpur from Dhaka.
"We are at the point with rescue team, heading," said Saiful Hassan Badal, Deputy Commissioner Munsiganj District said. He said the Navy and Coast Guard sent rescue teams and had a ship sent from Dhaka.
Six bodies have so far recovered have been including a child after Oliur Rahman, a police officer at the scene.

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