No one was injured, but guests reported hourslong waits while it was being fixed. (iStock)
The monorail at Walt Disney World briefly came to a standstill on Tuesday after one of the doors became unhinged near the Grand Floridian resort.
A spokesperson for the theme park tells Fox 35 Orlando that a monorail door came loose after a guest in a motorized scooter collided with it. The monorail was not moving at the time.
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Photos taken by guests on the ground also appear to show the door hanging down below the tracks, though it is unclear if the damaged door fell on its own, or if it was in the process of being removed by Disney World employees, who can also be seen attending to the monorail in a cherry-picker.
No one was injured, Fox 35 reported, but guests on Twitter reported hourslong delays while waiting for the monorail to be repaired.
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Disney World’s monorail also made headlines in January after passengers on the Red line filmed the rail operating with one of its doors still open.
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Disney officials confirmed to WFTV 9 that the Red line train was removed from service and that all monorail cabins now feature a phone that connects passengers to the monorail driver for such emergencies. New safety measures have also been put in place, including signs that read “Do Not Lean” affix to all doors, WDW News Today reported.
Janine Puhak contributed to this report.