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Tarzan's Tree House Bridge Reopens After Boards Break
A guest allegedly jumped on the bridge to show children how safe it was. Then, this happened.
ANAHEIM, CA — Tarzan's Tree House was off-limits over the weekend while engineers made emergency repairs to a suspension bridge, an official at Disneyland tells Patch. The ride reopened early Monday after safety inspections were made.
Disneyland Resort staff ushered guests off of the walk-through ride Sunday night after a guest broke through a bridge board, the resort official confirmed.
Witnesses told MiceChat that an adult was "jumping" on the bridge to show his children how safe it was when a wooden board snapped.
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No one was injured. However, fans of the attraction took to social media to remark on the event.
According to MiceChat, crowds are returning for the holidays after a summer slump.
As for safety, Patch has reached out to Disneyland Resort to determine how often the tree house bridges are inspected.
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Remember, folks, keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times and follow the park rules.
Some parent was jumping on the rope bridge on Tarzan’s Treehouse in DLR to show his kids that it was sturdy AND BROKE IT. I WAS WAITING FOR THIS TO HAPPEN EVENTUALLY. pic.twitter.com/CJ6sOgVvvO
— Ivy Marie (@ivysaysrawr) November 11, 2019
Breaking News: Tarzan's Treehouse emergency closes at #Disneyland this evening due to incident https://t.co/tjTkR5eGMh
— MiceChat (@MiceChat) November 11, 2019
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