Negative-G Mount Six Flags St. Louis 2012 Opening Weekend Pictures Page Seven

Six Flags St. Louis
Eureka, Missouri
2012 Opening Weekend
April 6 & 7 2012
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The Boss Roller Coaster at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri

Last year it was running the best it has ever been. So did Six Flags St. Louis rest on their laurels and leave the ride as it was last year? No.

The Boss Roller Coaster at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri

The Boss flew down it's wicked double down first drop up and down it's twisted course with very little roughness and none of the shuffle it's had in the past.

The Boss Roller Coaster at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri

You just fly over all of the Boss's hills giving me plenty of the negative G's that I love.

The Boss Roller Coaster at Six Flags St. Louis, Eureka, Missouri

I was loving the Boss but while I was riding it there was an ounce of dread about it's helix where you always bounce, shuffle, rattle and squeal your way painfully around and around. To my surprise there was no bounce, maybe a teeny but of shuffle and no rattle or squeal. It was amazing and an intense, in a good way end to the ride.

Greg, Bond and I just looked at each other with amazement when we sat there in the brake run. The Boss is worlds better than it was last year and is really running in top ten shape. This is the way it was meant to run and if Six Flags St. Louis keeps it in this condition you're going to see The Boss near the top of a lot of coaster enthusiasts lists.