Street-O Evening Score Finale – Hatfield

One of our weekly series of informal Street-O events around Hertfordshire on Tuesday evenings.  Newcomers very welcome.

 Please note:

  • Wearing high visibility clothing is advised especially at the start and end of the Street-O season.
  • For more details about our Street-O programme, click here…
Meeting Point
& Parking
Parking: Hatfield Leisure Centre parking, Travellers Lane, Hatfield AL10 8TJ
Start: Opposite side of Travellers Lane to parking
Format 45 minute Score event – visit as many controls as you can in 45 minutes.  You can walk, run or jog.

Bring a smartphone or GPS watch if you have one, and pre-load the MapRun course:

  • UK/Hertfordshire/HH Hatfield MonopOly 2026

Download in advance; the PIN to unlock it will be provided at start.
Please update to the latest version of MapRun – courses won’t work on earlier versions.

Timings Start between 19:00 and 19:20   The nights are drawing in – please wear high-vis
Participants Everyone from 16+ who fancies an evening run with a difference. You can walk and jog too!
The events will involve crossing busy roads so will in general NOT be suitable for under 16s unless accompanied by an adult.
Registration You are advised to pre-register to ensure a map is available at https://hh.mapreservation.org.uk/
Limited entry on the day, subject to map availability.
Registration closes at midday before the event.
Entry Fees & Payment £3 for British Orienteering members, £5 for non-members.
Payment details and season ticket option: here.
Maps Waterproof maps will be provided on the night.
Safety By participating in this event, you acknowledge that you do so at your own risk and are responsible for your own safety.
If you are not a British Orienteering member and you accidentally injure someone or damage property during the event, you are not covered by members’ third party insurance.
Planner and Organiser: Oliver Bardsley
Event-specific details: Welcome to MonopOly, designed to mimic everyone’s favourite, or least favourite board game.
Starting and finishing at the triangle is our version of GO, but you won’t receive any extra points revisiting it during your run.
In total, there are 40 controls.  There are 8 sets of three controls of increasing point values based on the 8 coloured sets on a Monopoly board. All three controls in a set are worth the same number of points and visiting all three
controls in a set, in any order, will gain you bonus points as set out in the table below.
There are 4 controls functioning as ‘stations’; visiting these will gain you increasing points as follows: 10 points for the first station, 20 points for the second station you visit, 30 for the third and 40 for the fourth.
Similarly, there are 2 controls representing the ‘utilities’ worth 15 points for the first and 30 points for the second one you visit.
There are 6 ‘chance’ controls; each of these will have a fixed, but unknown, point value in the range -10 and 25 points (so every runner going through the same control will gain, or lose, the same number of points)
Finally, to replicate ‘super tax’ and ‘income tax’, there are two controls with a penalty of -10 points and two with a penalty of -20. These are drawn in dashed red for clarity.
Revisiting the same ‘tax’ control will not incur multiple penalties i.e. you will only be penalised once per ‘tax’ control.
The controls and their point values are set out in the table below, which will be on the reverse of the map: