Step Inside Facebook's Newest Office to See Some CRAZY Perks

This park is bigger than multiple football fields, features live plants, and is basically your dream come true.

If employees at MPK20 left behind friends from the older Facebook buildings, they can still view them from the rooftop deck.

Having a gourmet cafeteria and a coffee shop in the building aren't enough, so Facebook incorporated snack stations around the campus. Yep.

Saint Frank Coffee, a favorite among San Francisco coffee enthusiasts, has a home at MPK20.

"You ask for a bar, you get a car," stated a Facebook employee in his photo caption — so does that mean there's booze inside?

A chalkboard area in the office serves as a tangible version of the Facebook wall feature.

At MPK20, it would be too boring to have an employee chat in "Board Room 18."

Facebook employees can bring their computers and lounge in a floating tepee while they work. You know, the usual.

I mean, come on, Facebook. Are you even trying?

Facebookers don't need to walk far to find their way home — there is a parking lot beneath the 430,000-square-foot MPK20 building.

When employees don't feel like working in the largest open office in the world (since all 2,800 of Facebook's MPK20 workers sit in the same massive room), they can move to lounge areas around the building. Thanks to Facebook's Artist in Residence program, every portion of the building feels like a creative space.

Because Facebook is basically Disneyland.

What would a tech campus be without its own spa?

At work, you can relax in nine acres of paradise while admiring the rolling hills that surround Silicon Valley.

You know, so they're prepared.