(FOX NEWS) -- The Tarzan's Treehouse attraction at Disneyland was reopened Monday morning after it was forced to close on Sunday when a guest damaged a wooden slat while reportedly demonstrating to his children how strong the suspended bridge was.
According to a report on Fox News, a guest was crossing the rope-suspended bridge at the Anaheim park when he began to jump up and down on it to show his children the bridge would not break, MiceChat reports. During this, the guest allegedly broke one of the wooden slats on the bridge, which is suspended roughly three stories above ground.
No guests were injured during the incident, the OC Register reports. However, the treehouse, which is located in the park's Adventureland, was shut down for the rest of the day.
A photo on social media by account Disneyland News Today shows a broken wooden slat in the middle of the bridge.
Tarzan’s Treehouse at Disneyland Closed Indefinitely Due to Broken Bridge from Guest Jumpinghttps://t.co/u4FhhePYSR pic.twitter.com/W9x6UOsKTz
— Disneyland News Today (@dlnt) November 11, 2019
The attraction originally opened in 1962 as the Swiss Family Treehouse until it was renamed and reopened in 1999 as Tarzan's Treehouse. It features several rooms connected by stairs and a rope bridge for guests to explore.
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