The Gatlinburg SkyBridge was shut down after a tourist cracked the glass doing a baseball slide

The guest ignored the bridge’s “no running, jumping, or bouncing” rule and attempted to do a “baseball-style slide” across glass panels, according to a news release from Gatlinburg SkyLift Park.

Damage to the 5-foot square panel didn’t affect the bridge’s structural integrity.

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“Upon impact, a metal object on the guest’s clothing chipped the glass, resulting in noticeable cracks in the protective top layer of one glass panel,” the release said.

The incident happened at about 8:30 p.m. on Monday, and the bridge reopened on Tuesday morning.

Christy Grimes, an employee at CNN affiliate WAFF, was vacationing in Gatlinburg and was turned away from the attraction.

According to the park, the top layer of glass is designed to protect the other two layers of the material and the damage did not affect the structural integrity of the bridge.

No one was injured in the incident, and park officials said no one was ever in danger.