SPECIAL SPACES
There are two types of Special Spaces on
the game path – city spaces and rest areas.
You can stop your movement at any time on
these spaces, even if you have more moves
on the card. This ends your move.
City spaces:
These are where the concerts happen.
In a four-player game, there are three tickets
up for grabs. The concerts take place in the
indicated city, and in the order that they are on
the gameboard. Tickets for concerts are only
available if the previous concert tickets have
all been taken. When you land on a city that has
concert tickets available, take the top ticket available
there. You can only get one concert ticket per city.
If you are on a city space, and the concert tickets there become available
because someone has gotten the general admission seats on the previous
concert, you immediately get the front row seats there. However, you must
move on every turn that a card is drawn that has your bus on it. You must
move the full amount unless you go into a rest stop or a city. In other words,
you can’t just sit in the next city and wait for tickets to go on sale. If there
happens to be more than one player in a city where tickets become available,
the tickets are distributed according to who was there first.
Rest Stops: Sometimes you run into the NBB while they are on tour. If you stop
in a rest area, you may run into a band member, and who knows? Maybe you’ll
get their autograph, write a song with them, or find a valuable collectible that
they left behind!
Any cards that have value (rest stop or concert tickets) you should keep in front
of you to add up at the end of the game.
CONTENTS
Gameboard •4 Tour Bus cardboard pawns and 4 pawn stands
• 21 City cards • 24 Concert tickets • 24 Rest Stop cards • 45 Travel cards
OBJECT
Have the most points by collecting concert tickets and memorabilia while
traveling around North America
to eight Naked Brothers Band
concerts.
Set up
1. Lay out the gameboard
so that all players can
access it.
2. Separate the Rest
Stop cards, the City cards, and
the Travel cards. Also separate each
type of concert ticket.
3. Shuffle and draw 8 City cards and place them in the order
you draw them face up from left to right. These are the concerts for the
game. For a four-player game, place a General Admission, then a Box Seats,
and finally a Front Row seat ticket on each concert. For three players, do not
use the General Admission tickets. For a two player game use only the Front
Row tickets. These tickets should be in order with the top value on top and the
lowest value on bottom.
4. Place the cardboard pawns into the pawn stands. Each player should take
the pawn they would like to be.
5. Each player draws a City card and places their pawn on that city. This is
where they will start the game from.
6. Shuffle and place the Travel card deck where all players can reach it, or
decide to pass the card deck on each turn, or designate an official card turner
for the game.
7. Shuffle and place the Rest Stop card deck where all can reach it.
HOW TO PLAY
On your turn, you’re trying to get to the next concert city to get the best seats
possible. Concerts must be played in the order they are on the board, and all
tickets from the first concert must be taken before the next concert can make
its tickets available, and so on.
To move your bus toward a concert city, draw a travel card and place it faceup
so all can see. If it is a move card, there will be a white bus on the card. You
can move your bus the number of spaces the white bus indicates. If there are
other buses on the card, that color bus also gets to move. If your colored bus
also happens to be on the card, then you may move again. Buses are moved
in the order they are on the card. In a two or three player game, ignore any
buses not being played. If you happen to end your move on the same space as
another player, then jump ahead to the next space. In some cases, the player
who drew the card will also get to move another player’s bus. These are wrong
turn cards. Any special instructions will be on the cards.
Sometimes a card will have special instructions, such as move to any city, or
swap tickets with another player. In these cases instead of moving this turn,
just do what the card says.
Once you begin to move in a direction, you cannot backtrack on the same road.
The only exception is in the case where a card you draw has your color bus on
it as well. These are considered two different moves. They must be done in the
correct order on the card.
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