Matterhorn – Disneyland
Posted on 02. Nov, 2009 by Donald Duck in Videos
Ride the Matterhorn at Disneyland. This video will take you on the Fantasyland side of the ride and then takes you on the Tomorrowland side. So, yodel on up and enjoy. I am the videographer and copyright holder to this video. Let me know what you think! – - RU
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TheKnightOfQueens
02. Nov, 2009
The tomorrow land side goes faster too:D
they use to have signs on it that said faster (tomorrowland side) and slower (fantasyland side) but they took them down due to Tomorrowland’s line being too long.
they’re idea was that teenagers would come from the tomorrowland side, and being teenagers, would want it to go faster.
whereas the fantasyland side, little kids would come, wanting it to go slower.
you get the gist of it:)
eeyorelloves
02. Nov, 2009
Ohmigosh, this is one of my favorite rides at disneyland! I’m going there for my thirteenth birthday, but I’m really sad, ’cause the days I’ll be there, this ride is gonna be closed.
BreeBreeGeeGee
02. Nov, 2009
I’m going in February! ^^ Can’t wait! Unfortunately though, Matterhorn’s closed for refurbishment the days I’m going. :C
PennyLane6383
02. Nov, 2009
Hello whiplash!!
WaltDisneyWorld101
02. Nov, 2009
@ru42
Thank you SO much.
It makes more sense now.
The5jacko5
02. Nov, 2009
going to america in the next year or two cant wait going here frome australia
ru42
02. Nov, 2009
The Matterhorn sits astride 2 Lands; Tomorrowland and Fantasyland. There are 2 lines for the ride; one wraps around the Tomorrowland side of the ride and one on the Fantasyland side of the ride.
Let me make a WDW comparrison. Let’s say Country Bears had 2 lines. One line streches to the right deeper into Frontierland. The other ride stretches to the left into Adventureland. One would then say I was in the Frontierland side line or I was in the Adventureland side line.
WaltDisneyWorld101
02. Nov, 2009
I have never been to Disneyland.
Only Disney World.
And, I don’t get the Fantasyland and Tomorrowland sides.
Could someone please explain?
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@AdrenalineAddict610 are you a boy or girl ooh i am 10 well i was just wondering becaus that was nice of you to help me out you are way better than my 17 year old brother and i neeed to know hav you ben on indina jones
AdrenalineAddict610
02. Nov, 2009
I’m 16 now
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@xxdiamondxheartsxx cool thank you because i need you to go to six flages and get on viper it is wikide i am still a littile down my boy friend just broke up with me yesterday
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@AdrenalineAddict610 hey how old are you because i am olny 10 and still scared?
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@CpFan334 i love that one so you are say ing it is the same but the drop is bigger
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@hokeypoke16 ya right and a 50 foot ball in finding nemo
hyperskreem
02. Nov, 2009
shake rattle n roll LMAO!!!
ru42
02. Nov, 2009
The part about a 1/2 court is mostly true. It is really just a backboard and hoop.
The part about building height is pure myth. There is not and never has been such a regulation. The hoop was put up so cast members could play. Nothing more exciting then beating boredom while on break.
Yes, lots of people talk about the building height thing so it is easy to believe but it is just urban legend.
RU42
hokeypoke16
02. Nov, 2009
theres a 1/2 a basketball court inside because some law states you cant have a building that big unless its sports-related. so Walt decided to put one in
kailee11486
02. Nov, 2009
@pinkfantasy00 thankes he my new acoont is kailee11486 so dont reply to p5forlife02
KikiC423
02. Nov, 2009
did you guys know there’s a 1/2 basketball court hidden inside the Matterhorn?
pinkfantasy00
02. Nov, 2009
@p5forlife02 hahahaha no dude in splash mountain there are singing animals
CandyCorn1313
02. Nov, 2009
this is a boring ride.
kittymouse86
02. Nov, 2009
lol. indeed. i’ve been going to disneyland regularly for many years and have only been on the matterhorn once. that was enough. it was painful. extreme roller coasters are much more comfortable than this ride.
CpFan334
02. Nov, 2009
dude fantasyland side suckz its slow and mainly you stay in the mountain go on the tommarow land one
CpFan334
02. Nov, 2009
only the drop itz bigger than the knotts berry farm log ride drops
AdrenalineAddict610
02. Nov, 2009
Splash Mountain? No, the only part considered “scary” is the drop. Everything else is pretty mellow.