You can only ride one manufacturer's coaster.

[DelPiero]

Has to be Intamin, huge variety and arguably more world class rides.
Tho I would never ride Fury, which would suck.

 

[mouse]

Definitely Intamin for both quality and variety. Although B&M is of great quality they're almost too consistent, meaning there would be less of an element of surprise when only riding their coasters...

 

[Rachel]

B&M, as others have said, for the consistency.
Intamin is just a little bit too hit and miss.

 

[Chris Brown]

My main justification for intamin was the fact you get the pre fab woodies!

 

[Hutch]

Intamin's great and all, but I'd say B&M. The really good intamins are the airtime machines and accelerators, and there isn't much else that really stands out for me (plus some are just bad).

B&M has the airtime on a dozen or so hypers, the intensity on the inverts, some with nice gracefulness, and some other fun stuff. Other than stand ups, there isn't really a bad B&M from what I've experienced.

 

[MagnesiumPC]

Schwarzkopf for me.

Nice, smooth, and coassic coasters.

 

[PeskyTrimBrake]

I would go for B&M. I would have chosen Mack but B&M has a more expansive foothold hence more variety.

 

[Will]

B&M - it's a no brainer. Enough variety, almost invariably top class and there's over a hundred of them, most of which I've never heard of, never mind ridden.

I'd miss wood, and like without Mack would be less good, but few tears would be shed over the rest.