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TSA bans Star Wars Land Coca-Cola Bottles from all U.S. flights
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Goofyernmost
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If they are carrying carbonated beverages in your checked, jostled, thrown and beat up luggage might very easily result in one awful cleaning up process when you get home.
Movielover
Well-Known Member
Disney has just announced they will ship your new or used collectable SWGE Coke products container to your house for $39.95 per bottle. (Bottle sold separately)
Eh... Still beats UPS!
NickPytlinski
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time for them to become BB8 coke bottles
Disstevefan1
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Good idea! Just change the cap and the wrap!
Cmdr_Crimson
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Got a feeling they are going to be changing to the regular bottles but with the Aurbesh logo now down the road due to this mess..
Disstevefan1
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Just so anyone is aware..The design of the bottle was used several years ago for the holidays..
But, I guess the TSA don't take it too lightly...The old slogan surely fits this..
Hey good idea, I think the gray part just pops off to show a regular soft drink cap! Problem solved.
jumpinjamie
Active Member
So what if the cap was replaced with a normal cap? The detonator cap not on the bottle just looks like a plastic screw.
13*Minute*Wait
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BoarderPhreak
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When they're full of liquid, they will indeed light up the security scanners and appear as a solid object (grenade).
The solution is a) don't try to gouge these on eBay and b) drink them first before taking them home (and remove the cap).
The solution is a) don't try to gouge these on eBay and b) drink them first before taking them home (and remove the cap).
Gary7777777
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The water packed with high fructose corn sugar inside that bottle has a destructive effect on the human body as well, but it just takes years to show its effects.
JohnD
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Collectible in TSA disposal bins, apparently.
TiggerDad
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Playing with the two on my desk (sitting on Oga coastersHey good idea, I think the gray part just pops off to show a regular soft drink cap! Problem solved.
), there is a regular cap underneath, but I can't figure out how to get the grey part to separate from the regular cap.
StarWarsGirl
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If they can't tell the difference between something sold in parks and something that's an actual threat, well, not quite sure what to tell them about that...Right...when in doubt, blame a group of low level civil servants
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Um...they use scanners...and not everyone follows what Disney is doing on the internet.
Something filled with a liquid that has a unusual hard cap on top could make that job difficult.
I think you might be a tad offline on this particular subject?
Movielover
Well-Known Member
Playing with the two on my desk (sitting on Oga coasters
You might have to be a little forceful with them. Try this, when you get in the line to go through TSA take one of them out and football spike it on the floor. The force should dislodge the cap. If need be let out a little yell or two. Now some people might have a bit of a "overreaction" to this but you should be fine...
Also it seems TSA frowns upon people crying out Hi to their friend Jack when they see them on the airplane. I swear it's harder and harder to be nice these days...
Dead2009
Horror Movie Guru
Pretty sure there's a difference between people in character walking around a theme park and going through security at an airport.
durangojim
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I think an enterprising tsa agent will be setting up an ebay account soon.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
What?!?
You mean something exists outside of a theme park?!?
...this is terrible news...now I’m gonna have to update my pre-trip report
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