Baggage security question.

[Leash]

Ok this may be a stupid question but I have never flown to Disney before and I am not sure how this would work. I know that when you check your luggage they as you all the questions about did you pack this and has it been out of your sight. Well our flight home doesn't leave until 8:30 PM so we will leave our luggage with Bell Services all day. So when they ask me if it has been out of my sight do I say yes and explain or say no and hope that no one put anything in my bags. I am just worried that if I say yes we will have to go through a whole bunch of extra screening and might miss our flight. But if I say no and someone put something in my bag then I would have to explain it and tell them I lied in the first place.
I am probably way overthinking this and worrying to much but I don't know what would be best. Thanks.

 

[sue1013]

I've never been asked any of the questions you think you will be asked. The only thing I've ever heard is a recording while sitting at the gate saying to not leave your bag unattended.

 

[DVC-Don]

They stopped asking that when the TSA started screening all bags.

 

[DebbieB]

The only question I've been asked lately is if there are fireworks or anything flamable in my luggage, I think that was Air Tran. They don't ask the "out of your sight" question anymore.

 

[Leash]

Thanks, that's good to know. I haven't flown in almost 2 years so I am not very up to date and I know I got asked that stuff the last time so I was concerned.

 

[salmoneous]

I think we all should celebrate Admiral James M. Loy. I have no idea what else he did as Transportation Secretary, but when he came on board he realized (as did everyone else) that the questions were stupid, pointless and a monumental waste of time. So he got rid of them! Imagine that!

 

[Horace Horsecollar]

The only two questions that you'll normally be asked these days is if your bags are unlocked and if you have film in them.

The bags need to be unlocked (or have official TSA approved locks that the TSA can open).

And you should not put film in checked luggage because it will fogged by the x-rays.