andrus
Giga Poster
I was looking through my list of coasters I've ridden and suddenly realized that 9 out of the top 10 were either B&M or Intamin. This might not come as a shock since the majority of the really big coasters are built by these companies. One can wonder though how it turned out that just two companies can dominate the business like this :?
That's why I'm glad that Mack with Blue Fire (the only none B&M/Intamin on my top 10 list) has had such a success. Other manufacturers in advancement are Vekoma (the new BG duel coasters in Singapore), S&S (with interesting new launchers in China) and Maurer Söhne (X-Cars in Rainbow Magicland and Universal Studios).
I think it would be interesting to see what your top 10 steel coaster lists would look like if you ignored B&M and Intamin! I've chosen to only use steel coasters since they're in great majority and since B&M does not produce wooden coasters.
I'll start off with my list:
1) Blue Fire (Mack)
2) Euro-Sat (Mack)
3) Winjas (Maurer Söhne)
4) Colorado Adventure (Vekoma)
5) Limit (Vekoma)
6) Saw (Gerstlauer)
7) Sonic Spinball (Maurer Söhne)
8) Schweizer Bobbahn (Mack)
9) Big Loop (Mack)
10) Euro-Mir (Mack)
That's why I'm glad that Mack with Blue Fire (the only none B&M/Intamin on my top 10 list) has had such a success. Other manufacturers in advancement are Vekoma (the new BG duel coasters in Singapore), S&S (with interesting new launchers in China) and Maurer Söhne (X-Cars in Rainbow Magicland and Universal Studios).
I think it would be interesting to see what your top 10 steel coaster lists would look like if you ignored B&M and Intamin! I've chosen to only use steel coasters since they're in great majority and since B&M does not produce wooden coasters.
I'll start off with my list:
1) Blue Fire (Mack)
2) Euro-Sat (Mack)
3) Winjas (Maurer Söhne)
4) Colorado Adventure (Vekoma)
5) Limit (Vekoma)
6) Saw (Gerstlauer)
7) Sonic Spinball (Maurer Söhne)
8) Schweizer Bobbahn (Mack)
9) Big Loop (Mack)
10) Euro-Mir (Mack)