Tarzan’s Treehouse™ was a walk-through attraction at 1313 Disneyland Dr, Anaheim, CA 92802, inside Disneyland Park’s Adventureland. Opened in 1999 as a Tarzan retelling inside the site’s earlier Swiss Family Treehouse, it closed permanently in September 2021. Travelers looking for it today will find its successor, Adventureland Treehouse inspired by Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson, a self-guided elevated house tour with the same jungle-side location and a different story.
What to Expect at Tarzan’s Treehouse™
Tarzan’s Treehouse was known for its climb through a weathered-looking tree above the Jungle Cruise waterway, with rooms and props tracing Tarzan’s adopted family life: the shipwrecked treehouse, an inventive waterwheel and pulley system, Jane’s sketching area, and a view outward across Adventureland. There is no longer a Tarzan-themed walk-through, no Tarzan character encounter here, and no separate queue or admission for the former attraction.
The 2023 replacement returns the setting to the Swiss Family Robinson world that occupied this address from 1962 to 1999. Enter through the wrecked Swisska ship and follow a one-way stair route through the family’s kitchen, mother’s music room, father’s study, a bamboo water system and upper-level lookouts. It is a detailed stop rather than a ride: allow time to inspect the hand-cranked and water-powered effects, then take in the Adventureland canopy and adjacent Jungle Cruise area. The attraction is included with valid Disneyland Park admission and any required park reservation.
- Swisskapolis treehouse: The current walk-through reimagines the location as the Robinson family’s resourceful jungle home.
- Shipwreck entrance: Guests begin at the stranded Swisska vessel, whose salvaged materials shape the house above.
- Waterwheel system: Look for the working-style water and bamboo mechanisms that move “water” up through the home.
- Mother’s music room: A domestic room with an organ-style musical detail gives the elevated house a lived-in character.
- Adventureland views: Upper landings look over tropical foliage and the Jungle Cruise corridor; this is the reward for the stair climb.
Tarzan’s Treehouse™ at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 1313 Disneyland Dr, Anaheim, CA 92802 |
| Neighborhood / Area | Adventureland, Disneyland Park, Disneyland Resort |
| Operating Hours | Tarzan’s Treehouse is permanently closed. Disneyland Park is commonly scheduled 8 AM–11 PM, but daily hours and attraction availability vary. |
| Admission / Price Range | $$$; no separate attraction ticket. Valid Disneyland Park admission and applicable reservation are required. |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 15 to 25 minutes for the current Adventureland Treehouse walk-through |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Disneyland Resort main entrance via Anaheim Resort Transportation; Mickey & Friends and Pixar Pals parking structures are the principal guest garages. |
| Official Website & Phone | Disneyland Resort attraction page; +1 714-781-4636 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Go soon after park opening or during a parade, when Adventureland foot traffic is lighter; midday often brings bottlenecks on the narrow stairs and landings. Check Disneyland’s official app or daily calendar before walking over, since operating status can change for weather, maintenance or crowd management. There is no dining reservation, Lightning Lane selection, or separate ticket for the treehouse. Keep bags compact and use both hands on the stair railings.
The elevated route is stair-based and is not suitable for a wheelchair or stroller climb. Guests needing mobility accommodations should speak with a Cast Member at the entrance about the available ground-level or alternate viewing experience; Disneyland’s broader paths and restrooms are step-free, but the treehouse itself has tight circulation and many steps. Pair it with the Jungle Cruise next door, the Enchanted Tiki Room a few minutes away, and New Orleans Square’s Pirates of the Caribbean, roughly a five-to-ten-minute walk through the park.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tarzan’s Treehouse still open, and when is the best time to go?
No. Tarzan’s Treehouse permanently closed in 2021 and was replaced by Adventureland Treehouse inspired by Walt Disney’s Swiss Family Robinson. Visit the current attraction near park opening or during a parade for the easiest stairway circulation, and confirm same-day status through Disneyland.
Does the treehouse require a separate ticket or reservation?
There is no separate ticket, dining charge or individual attraction reservation. Entry is included for guests with valid Disneyland Park admission and any park reservation required for their date; Disneyland ticket prices vary by date and ticket type.
How much time should I budget for the Adventureland Treehouse?
Plan 15 to 25 minutes, depending on crowds and how closely you examine the rooms and mechanical details. It works well as a short pause between Jungle Cruise and nearby Adventureland attractions rather than as a major portion of a park day.
Is the treehouse accessible for wheelchairs, strollers and young children?
The main experience involves a long series of stairs and narrow elevated walkways, so wheelchairs and strollers cannot travel the full route. It is suitable for children who can safely manage stairs with an adult; ask a Cast Member about alternate access options before entering.
When planning your Anaheim travel guide or comparing verified attractions and theme park in Anaheim, pair this stop with standout local spots including Western Trails Museum, Paradise Gardens Park, MasalaCraft- Anaheim, and Disneyland Park (0.2 km away).
