TSA and Souvenirs?

Keep forgetting to ask this but can you bring Pins through Security? When we went to DL last year we packed all of our souvenirs and lo and behold our luggage ended up in Detroit when it was suppose to be in Richmond! Lucky it came next morning on a flight and we picked it up but thinking we lost all our clothes and DL/CA souvenirs we were a wreck! So can you bring souvenirs as long as it's not water globes and stuff like that?

this will be good info for me... my flight leaves for WDW in 5 hours and i cant wait...!

Have a good flight!

I was just on the TSA sight and saw nothing regarding souvenir pins or anything of the like. I saw where you can even take metal scissors with pointed tips and blades shorter than 4 inches, so I'm about 99.9999999999...% sure that pins won't be a problem. :D
Doubt too many flight crews or passengers are gonna surrender the plane to an onslaught of less-than-quarter-inch long un-backed Disney pins...even if they're villain pins...! :dizzy: :lol:
Just call the TSA # at your closest airport to find out for sure, though. :yes:

OH WOW, scissors with pointed tips! Living on the edge lol. Sad how they have to be so strict nowadays. Thanks for the tip!

I flew back from Disneyland with pins in my carry on yesterday. No prob

Cool thanks!!

awesome..

there we go... i panicked through security and there was never any problem and my g/f had a few pins with her.. as well as glass xmas ornaments... i knew those would be ok... just be careful of snow globes... that 3 oz. liquid counts there too...!

Thanks for the info! I figured snow globes were a no go lol.

Snow Globes, my brain immediately goes to the Drew Carey show at DHS with the Snow Globes! :lol:

i know... it made me think of that as well...

I've never seen that lol so I'm lost.

never saw Sounds Dangerous...? i wouldnt blame you if you didnt...

I actually liked Sounds Dangerous the first time I saw, er heard, it. But the second time I noticed the more run-down look of it.

But as far as snowglobes and TSA goes, the big ones are definitely a no-go. But last time we went my mom had two of the small ones in her carry-on, not even thinking about the liquid in it. The TSA agent looked at my mom and semi-whispered "Do you have snowglobes?" My mom looked at him, realized it, and her eyes got big and said "Oh no." The TSA agent, again semi-whispering, said "I'll let them go"

So I don't know if we got lucky, I'm assuming we did, but when they are souvenirs they may be slightly more lenient and depending on how many and the size of them.

Long story short, put them in your checked baggage