shopping complex, from February 29 to July 1, 2020. Reopening was initially scheduled for March 15, 2020 but was delayed. Tokyo Disneyland Parades On January 8, 2008, a portion of a parade float collapsed during a presentation of the park's "Disney Dreams On Parade: Movin' On!" A steel pillar, weighing an estimated , fell from the Buzz Lightyear float not far from park visitors. No performers or visitors were injured, and the pillar was removed by cast members shortly afterward. The park canceled its parades for the first time in its history to complete safety checks. On December 13, 2022 at 3:45 PM, a 51-year-old man from Ichihara, Chiba, ran onto the parade route during a performance of the "Disney Christmas Stories" parade. The man was almost immediately restrained by cast members and was later arrested by Chiba Prefectural Police on suspicion of forcible obstruction of business. The parade was stopped for approximately six minutes as a result. No one was injured in the incident. Space Mountain On December 5, 2003, a roller coaster train derailed as it was returning to the station. No riders were injured, and the ride was closed pending an investigation. A January 2004 investigation completed by Oriental Land Company (the park's owner/operator) determined that an axle on the train failed because its diameter was smaller than the specifications for the part required. The attraction reopened in February 2004 after 17 park officials were reprimanded for the accident. Swiss Family Treehouse In January 2008, a fire broke out in the attraction, forcing its evacuation. No guests were injured, and firefighters had extinguished the fire an hour later. Tokyo DisneySea Raging Spirits At around 4pm JST on May 28, 2012, a 34 year old man suffered a minor leg injury after trying to exit the roller coaster train while it was still in motion. He became alarmed when the train started to leave the station with his seat's safety restraining bar still up. As he attempted to exit the vehicle by stepping onto the platform, his right leg was dragged approximately 2 meters (about 6 feet) along the platform, causing the injury. Police investigators believed the safety bar did not engage because an employee temporarily unlocked the car's safety bars after finding one on an empty seat that was still up. Subsequently, the bar on the man's seat also unlocked, and as he failed to press down