Which innovative store layout concept, first introduced by Disney in the 1980s and now widely used in pop culture retail, forces customers to walk through the entire store before reaching the exit?

Store layouts in the retail world are meticulously designed to influence consumer behavior, but the pop culture industry takes this to another level. From strategically placed merchandise to immersive themed sections, pop culture retailers create environments that turn shopping into an experience. This trivia question explores a fascinating retail layout strategy that revolutionized how fans interact with their favorite franchises in physical stores.

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The Maze Layout (forcing customers through a predetermined path with no shortcuts)
The Racetrack Layout (a circular main aisle that loops customers around the store's perimeter)
The Free Flow Layout (minimalist design with few barriers to encourage natural exploration)
The Grid Layout (organized in straight lines with multiple cross-aisles for efficiency)