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Power was largely restored at Disneyland on Wednesday after an outage at the California theme park forced some guests to be escorted from stalled rides.
A transformer problem caused the late-morning outage in Toontown and Fantasyland, park spokeswoman Suzi Brown said.
About 12 rides were affected, No one was hurt, she said.
An unknown number of guests were taken off rides.
Power was restored in Toontown and much of Fantasyland within a couple hours and was expected to be fully restored later in the day.
Mark Freeman of Provo, Utah, said he and his wife and two children were in the affected area when the power went out.
"We were in line for It's A Small World," he said. "It just went out. And they basically said, 'Everything's shut off.'"
"It was just such a mad house," he said. "It was so crowded we couldn't even get out of the park. We went and got ice cream and just sat there for probably a half-hour."
