Play offices

17 Nov 2006

Imagine if your office was in Disneyland, right on one of the rides. That’s what Inventionland looks like. See the photos on Flickr or take a video tour. Not too sure I’d want a desk on the deck of a pirate ship because I prefer a walled office. The treehouse or the waterfall cave are more my style.

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