Grab your dice, because people in Canada just made an epic life-size version of Monopoly — and it'll put your Sunday family game nights to shame.

A group of women in Edmonton, Alta. teamed up to create the "Social Distancing Monopoly," and luckily for the rest of us, they decided to share some photos of their masterpiece to Facebook.

A pedestrian walks along a sidewalk that has been turned into a chalk Monopoly board in Crestwood. #MidShiftPhotoWanderings #yeg pic.twitter.com/TQq5VekF96

— David Bloom (@davidbloomphoto) April 30, 2020

According to the Facebook post, it took the women three days to create the detailed boardgame, which can be found in Edmonton's Crestwood community.

It was impossible to get all of the Monopoly sidewalk chalk art game purged into one frame, so I did a video. Monopoly game board sidewalk chalk art in west Edmonton. #yeg #yegwestend #sidewalkart #sidewalkchalk #sidewalk #chalk #chalkart #monopoly pic.twitter.com/2RhGgYGZfV

— Paula Kirman (@apaulagetics) April 30, 2020

All five women remained six feet apart while they constructed their artistic masterpiece.

A neighbourhood in Edmonton created a social distancing version of Monopoly on the sidewalks 👏- 📸 Kelly Marianne Theresa & Diana Steele #Canada #Alberta #Edmonton #YEG #CoronavirusCanada #COVIDCanada pic.twitter.com/rUNh23bFwY

— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) April 30, 2020

The board game has all of Monopoly's iconic features, including the Community Chest, Jail, and a variety of properties available for a rather affordable $60.

"#SocialDistancing Monopoly" 😱😱😱😱

The sidewalks in the community of Crestwood in Edmonton AB #yeg got turned into the giant board game AND I LOVE IT SO MUCH ❤#chalkArt #doNotPassGo

Cc @nerdist @themarysue pic.twitter.com/po5ttF5Uji

— 10 outta 10. Would tweet again 🐦 (@guiltyx) April 29, 2020

Amazingly, it seems that creating life-size Monopoly games is becoming a trend throughout the pandemic; last week, a family in Grimes, Iowa created their own version of the classic board game over four hours on a Sunday.

An Edmonton neighbourhood is bringing a classic game to life. @ChrisAChacon reports live from the sidewalk Monopoly board. #yeg pic.twitter.com/95W4dr6W7U

— Global Edmonton (@GlobalEdmonton) April 30, 2020

No word yet on if you can collect $200 each time you pass go.