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Japanese Theme Park Turns Into ‘Workation’ Zone With Moving Ferris Wheel Pods

By Thanussha Priyah, 16 Oct 2020

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Image via Yomiuriland

The popular Yomiuriland amusement park in Japan is letting visitors work remotely from individual cabins of a Ferris wheel.

Yomiuriland has been focusing on Japanese industries way before the coronavirus pandemic with its four ‘Good Job Attractions’ featuring a car factory, a food factory, a fashion factory and a stationery factory.

Now, the theme park has launched a new initiative to boost the office economy. The cabins in the Ferris wheel are all equipped with Wi-Fi so workers can enjoy a socially-distant “workation.”

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If they’re afraid of heights, visitors can also opt to work from an outdoor lounge at the swimming pool. They will also have free access to the driving range, where they can play golf after working hours.

Tickets are priced at ¥1,900 (US $18) for each employee. Check out the theme park below.

【#アミューズメントワーケーション OPEN😎】

よみうりランドにワークスペースが登場しました🙌
もちろん、Wi-fiと電源完備⭕️

さらに、特典として #観覧車テレワーク ができちゃう「観覧車1時間乗車券」付き🎡

絶賛、予約受付中です🤩https://t.co/NiZAgGKa6b pic.twitter.com/MnGyeuupt9

— よみうりランド遊園地【公式】 (@yomiuriland_com) October 15, 2020




[via Core77, cover image via Yomiuriland]
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