This week's question: Some remote workers have started using Disney World and its many onsite cafes as a co-working space. If Disney were to build a new theme park ride that could be enjoyed by guests who are busy tapping away on their laptops, what would it be called?
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THE WINNER: WheeWork
Richard Kramer, Annandale, Virginia
SECOND PLACE: The Seven Dwarfs Data Mining Train
Claire Williams, Louisville, Kentucky
THIRD PLACE: Workspace Mountain
Erica Avery, Greenfield, Massachusetts
HONORABLE MENTIONS:
I'll-do-it-tomorrow-land
Matthew Lane, Emporia, Kansas
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Zoom
Lidia Zidik, Reading, Pennsylvania
Mad Hatter’s Coffee Break
Patty Oberhausen, Fort Wayne, Indiana
The Chatterhorn
George Strong, Plano, Texas
Pirates of the Free Wi-fi
Ed Berschinski, Bainbridge Island, Washington
Flex Time Machine
Kenneth Burgan, Grass Valley, California
The Enchanted Meeting Room
John Smigelsky, Holmdel, New Jersey
Zoomtopia
Tom White, Moraga, California
Mickey and Goofy’s 9 to 5 Endless Rat Race
Neil Adams, Severna Park, Maryland
Zoom Flume
Gerard J. Waggett, Dorchester, Massachusetts
Interface Mountain
Frank Sargent, Carlisle, Massachusetts