What's being used at an Israeli theme park to attract tourists?

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August 29, 2012 By Karen Stewartson

Answer: Donkey-mounted Wi-Fi

Kfar Kedem, a religious theme park in Galilee that re-enacts historical events, is now strapping up donkeys' derrieres with Wi-Fi. Five of the park's 30 asses are equipped with wireless Internet routers. The idea is to provide eager tourists with the ability to "share" their experience in real time via the many social networks they're on, so their friends can "like" or retweet their "pins" or just get new followers. It's yet to be determined if these donkeys will be more famous than Shrek's affable but chatty compadre.

Source: FastCompany

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Dave in NC | Commented August 29, 2012

Darn, disappointing. I thought it was going to be something like "exploding terrorists."

Dee | Commented August 29, 2012

LMAO Dave!

G-Man | Commented August 29, 2012

Ha! That would be much more of a draw Dave!

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