Swap Meet is a pricing game where the contestant tries to swap one prize with another that has the same price.
Gameplay[]
- The contestant is shown four prizes with their prices hidden, one of which is given as a "base" prize, with the remaining three behind The Big Doors. The contestant must pick which of the other three prizes has the same price as the base prize to win all four prizes.
Foreign versions[]
- The version of Swap Meet played on France's Le Juste Prix used a slightly different format. After seeing the base prize, the contestant was shown four more prizes; to win, they had to pick the two prizes from the latter group whose prices totaled the price of the base.
Trivia[]
- For this game to be played, 2 prizes must share the same price.
- The most number of times this game was played in any season was 24 (season 20), while the least number of times this game was played in any season was 5 (season 41).
- Swap Meet has never ever offered four cars, unlike Race Game on September 19, 2011 (#5631K).
- Similar to Most Expensive, announcer George Gray will act as a third model for this game, as the show currently employs two regular models per episode. Gray will stand between the second and third prizes and may flip the price tag for either prize when called upon by Drew to do so.
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1990s Pricing Games |
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Gallery Game | Swap Meet | Pick-A-Number | Switch? | Buy or Sell | Magic Number | Cover Up | Joker | Side by Side | Make Your Mark/Barker's Markers | Freeze Frame | Split Decision | Shopping Spree | Eazy as 1-2-3 | It's in the Bag | Fortune Hunter | Line 'Em Up | Clearance Sale | One Wrong Price | Push Over | Let 'Em Roll |