Product Warning - Disney Floral and Gifts

[beachdreamr1229]

So, you're saying the cancer warning isn't normal? I live in California. It's everywhere. Do other states not do carcinogen warnings?

 

[TheZue]

That warning is one if my subconscious cues that we are on vacation

 

[dina444444]

So, you're saying the cancer warning isn't normal? I live in California. It's everywhere. Do other states not do carcinogen warnings?

Not sure if you are being sarcastic but we have it everywhere because of prop 65 which passed in California back in the mid 80s.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

That warning is literally on everything lol.
If you walk around in Cali you'll see it EVERYWHERE.

 

[starry_solo]

Not sure if you are being sarcastic but we have it everywhere because of prop 65 which passed in California back in the mid 80s.

I think the PP was asking whether other states had similar warnings.

 

[VandVsmama]

So, you're saying the cancer warning isn't normal? I live in California. It's everywhere. Do other states not do carcinogen warnings?

Not as much as CA, where apparently everything will kill you.

 

[mummabear]

Was browsing some gift options on the Disney Floral and Gifts website -- to surprise my son with on an upcoming Disneyland vacation (our first time!) -- and came across this odd warning connected to the Star Tours Back Pack, "WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm." What is up with this .....and why do they even have it on their website for sale ? I've never seen anything like this before.
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The warning is even on the entrance to the parks.

 

[a1tinkfans]

See it all the time . Personal decision.

 

[only hope]

I can’t speak for the entire country, but I’ve lived in or visited 5 states other than California that I remember, and not a single one has any sort of cancer warnings anywhere. The exception is on stuff that is also sold in California. I think it’s just California...

So, you're saying the cancer warning isn't normal? I live in California. It's everywhere. Do other states not do carcinogen warnings?

 

[otten]

You will see that warning everywhere, including in your hotel room. There are warnings on so many things in Califorornia.

 

[Creen14]

This way people can't sue.

 

[TXAKDisneyFan]

So, you're saying the cancer warning isn't normal? I live in California. It's everywhere. Do other states not do carcinogen warnings?

Also not sure if you’re joking, but no, it’s just California.

 

[JohnR5101]

I see that you live in New York. So don't worry. Go ahead and buy the backpack. As soon as you leave California it will become "safe". Hmmm... is that part of the "magic"?

 

[Whistlebee]

This is posted in the parking structure. California is ridiculous.

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Hysterical!

 

[crazyventures]

Lots of California hate in here! Honestly, I've lived here my entire life and I barely notice these signs anymore.

 

[Malcon10t]

Lots of California hate in here! Honestly, I've lived here my entire life and I barely notice these signs anymore.

Same here. Problem is, we have learned to turn a blind eye to warning signs because of this.

 

[yetiowine]

More like California amusement. We moved out of CA a decade ago and we always like sending pictures to our family of things we buy in TX that will cause cancer only in CA or are banned (disposable placemats, straws).

 

[Malcon10t]

More like California amusement. We moved out of CA a decade ago and we always like sending pictures to our family of things we buy in TX that will cause cancer only in CA or are banned (disposable placemats, straws).

Straws are not banned in CA, nor are placemats.

 

[yetiowine]

Straws are not banned in CA, nor are placemats.

True, "banned" is too strong a term. We have relatives in select cities where they cannot get straws in restaurants and we're unable to ship certain plastic items to CA addresses if ordered on Amazon, for example. It's all more in jest, given the unique legislation that CA can have.

 

[Malcon10t]

True, "banned" is too strong a term. We have relatives in select cities where they cannot get straws in restaurants and we're unable to ship certain plastic items to CA addresses if ordered on Amazon, for example. It's all more in jest, given the unique legislation that CA can have.

Yes, CA requires the patrons of table service restaurants to request a straw. Just like when we are in a drought, restaurants don't serve water unless it is requested. There are a few cities (mainly San Francisco area) that have banned plastic ware, but morst places there have moved to other forms of disposable to go products. While I am older, I do understand these and I try to help with the recycling ideas now.