Scissors

[Ravenne]

This may sound a bit silly, but are scissors permitted on board? I'm just talking about like a pair of children's scissors. TSA allows scissors with blades smaller than 4" but I want to be sure DCL will permit that as well.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

This may sound a bit silly, but are scissors permitted on board? I'm just talking about like a pair of children's scissors. TSA allows scissors with blades smaller than 4" but I want to be sure DCL will permit that as well.

Of course. Had to do lots of repairs requiring the use of scissors onboard. Including finishing our pirate costumes on our first trip.

 

[TestingH2O]

I had a pair in my checked bag last year with no problems.

 

[Ravenne]

Wonderful. Thank you!

 

[anricat]

I too had an entire costume repair kit in my luggage last year including scissors, needles, hot glue gun, pliers, wire, etc.

 

[goNDmay9]

Same here. I believe I may have had it in my carry on too.

 

[RedSox68]

We have always taken scissors -- a medium size pair of regular scissors. We keep them in the plastic casing they came in, and pack them in the top front pocket of our checked bag. Never had a problem. They especially come in handy if you have used cable ties on any of your zippers

 

[Snowwhyt]

This may sound a bit silly, but are scissors permitted on board? I'm just talking about like a pair of children's scissors. TSA allows scissors with blades smaller than 4" but I want to be sure DCL will permit that as well.

My daughter, 11 at the time, brought her school scissors and they pulled us aside and eventually let us go. We offered to let them throw it away because we had no idea she had them, but they let her keep them.