(CNN) -- Disneyland employees are paid to serve up magic and memories -- but not like this. A 22-year-old who works at the venerable Southern California theme park was arrested late Tuesday, hours after a small explosion in Mickey's Toontown section. The blast did not hurt anyone, but it did rattle nerves and prompt the evacuation of that part of the park for a few hours. Anaheim police on Wednesday identified the suspect in the explosion as Christian Barnes, a Long Beach resident and an outdoor vendor at Disneyland. Booked on suspicion of possessing a destructive device, Barnes is being held on $1 million bail.
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NEW Christian Barnes, 22, was ordered held on $1 million bail, police say
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NEW: At outdoor vendor at Disneyland, he calls the blast "isolated," add police
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The explosion in a trash can in the park came from dry ice in a plastic bottle
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There were no injuries or damage, but the park's Toontown was evacuated
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People were cleared from Toontown for about two hours as authorities investigated, though the rest of @placeholder remained open.