Reverchon Spinning Wild Mouse

Essentially a spinning car on a generic Wild Mouse track, the original spinning mouse is very tame, but can often be more fun than the more technically-impressive versions of today.  Unlike newer spinning coasters, the riders face one direction.

Maurer-Sohne Spinning Coaster

More intense layouts and a smoother ride experience makes Maurer's spinning coaster pleasing to thrillseekers as well as families.  Unlike Reverchon's and Gerstlauer's versions of these type of rides, riders face away from each other in pairs.  

Gerstlauer Spinning Coaster

Adding to their portfolio of smaller, curious coaster types, Gerstlauer introduced their inward facing spinning coaster. The spin tends to be a little more intense when you get it, but you feel a little more detatched than on other spinners as you're looking at other people, rather than track.

Fabbri Spinning Mouse

A more compact version of the standard Reverchon layout, but very similar in looks and ride quality. It's a little less "Wild Mouse" than the Reverchon version, but that's about the only real difference.

Mack Spinning Coaster

Mack debuted this coaster type at their own Europa Park in the form of Euro Mir. Things fell silent for the Mack spinning coaster for a while, but they've managed to sell some more now to other parks. They differ from all the other spinning coasters here as the ride comprises of "trains" of spinning cars, rather than individual cars. So at certain points in the ride, you'll get to see other riders.