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The Main Street train station at Walt Disney World
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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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Richard Kramer, Annandale, Virginia 

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