An attractive paint scheme and exciting proximity to trees were positive attributes of this ride, as was the pretty long cycle. The motion of the ride was, however, too slow and seemed jarring.

This was an average YoYo ride with an above average ride time. The hand around it dropped slightly on the back side which made it feel taller then it was and the speed was normal to other YoYo&#39.s I had been on.

APPEARANCE: Nothing really different than your standard Yo-Yo in terms of looks. This one however comes very close to trees, which certainly makes the ride look better from the ground. However, the ride is very rickety and I could hear the ride creaking while on and off the ride.

WAIT TIME: Walk On- Its high capacity and the low crowds of Quassy make this a walk on, especially when combined with how some people are too scared to ride it because of how rickety it is.

RIDE: Well, the aforementioned trees made the ride more exciting as the swings came very close to the surrounding trees. Also, the cycle was very good (4 mintues). However, thats the end of the positives as the speed is where this ride suffers. Quassy simply just runs this way too slow, by far the slowest of all the Yo-Yos I have been on. This caused me to slide back and forth in my swing throughout the ride, which made it a bit uncomfortable.

FINAL VERDICT: The Yo-Yo is saved by a very long cycle and how it comes close to the trees. Unfortunately, the speed wrecked what possibly could have been a very good Yo-Yo. If you enjoy swing rides this is for you.

So-so full-size swing. If the ride is near capacity, they dont let adults over 170 pounds on the ride because of worries it will be overweighted. Can it really be that rickety?