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Mr. Six is much more than a wild mouse with spinning cars like I thought it was going to be. I made the long haul to Mass. solo so I wasnt too thrilled with the idea of waiting 45 minutes to ride with a bunch of strangers. That was until I noticed a single riders line with virtually no wait. So I walked onto the ride and was in a car with in about a minute while the regular line queue was packed and even bleeding out onto the walkway (on a Wednesday). The first swooping drop was fun as was the classic mouse-style hairpin turns. The middle section is great as you twist, turn, and drop your way all over the little plot of land. My favorite part was the sort of finale where you drop and twist through a small ravine. The spinning never went overboard or made me sick, at least until we hit the breaks at the end. After hitting the breaks some cars just continue to spin and spin. While others are perfectly still. It must have something to do with the different weights of the riders and how theyre situated. But during the ride the spinning and varied layout were unexpected and a little surprising, but never sickening or incessant. Lastly, for a compact family coaster Mr. Six seemed like a pretty long ride. Im not sure if its because of the wide range of things you do or what. The ride length, unique layout, spinning cars, and the fact that you can get a slightly different ride depending on your weight distribution make this an excellent coaster. Hopefully well see more of these. SFA could use one! Final Rating - 9.0 (Excellent)
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