Yes, the Matterhorn Bobsleds at Disneyland Park actually features two distinct tracks—the "Fantasyland" side and the "Tomorrowland" side—which offer slightly different ride experiences. While both tracks utilize the same bobsled-style vehicles and follow the same snowy, mountain-themed environment, the Tomorrowland track (on the right side of the mountain) is slightly longer and features more sharp turns and sudden drops. The Fantasyland track (on the left side) is often considered a bit smoother, though both are known for being quite "bumpy" due to the ride's age and tubular steel construction. The tracks are independent of each other and wrap around and through the mountain's core, crossing over several times. During the ride, both tracks feature multiple encounters with the Abominable Snowman (Harold), but the timing and angles of these scares differ depending on which side you are on. Because the two tracks have separate loading areas and queues, many Disney "purists" insist on riding both sides to experience the full layout. Interestingly, the two tracks only meet at the very end during the final splashdown, where they run parallel into the unloading area.