Six Flags brings back Mr. Six ad campaign

I'm not sure which of Coasterbuzz's creative genuises spiced up the Summary on the front page but thanks. I like the whole geriatric dancer thing.

The commerical is decent. I think the whole Mr. Six stuffed the bus in a barn and spent the winter in a retirement home thing awaiting for the arrival of spring. I see some resemblance between Mr. Six and myself. Can't stand winter two things I look foward to, first day of baseball spring training and the opening of the first park in the Mid-Atlantic. Signs that spring is around the corner.
*** This post was edited by coasterguts 3/24/2005 10:11:34 AM ***

Good commercial. How do you tactfully say, "We're finally aware that our customer service generally blows... please come back"?

I'm admittedly a cynic, but I doubt that a roving "Playtime Patrol" will make patrons as happy as simply keeping rides open, lines moving, and the parks clean.

^At least they are finally admitting it!

I think these Mr. Six commercials are a good step toward improving the chain's image. Plus they are hilarious and memorable.

Does anyone know how old this guy really is? Or who he is for that matter?

I don't think there was any doubt they planned to use him again this year, considering he is 1) on the season passes and 2) on a whole lot of merchandise in the parks. I saw Mr Six bobbleheads at Fiesta Texas two weeks ago.

If it aint broke dont fix it is what I say.

^^Don't forget that they are actaully theming a coaster after "mr six" this year at SFNE, so they almost had to bring him back. Who wants to name a ride after something that doesn't exist anymore??