Flying to Phoenix the other day, this notice stopped me dead in my tracks at security. I had to throw away all my snow globes… 😦
But I did feel a lot safer, of course…
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Gabi Coatsworth 
Didn’t realize they were so popular they’re considered a hazard! Funny! People do collect them though. Hope you’re enjoying your bi-coastal home!
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Well, you’d think people went to Phoenix to forget about snow, but it’s not really our next home, more of an accident, really. Still, we will enjoy the week or three that we spend there each year…Hopefully, our children will get more fun out of it
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They confiscated my sunscreen last month. I guess both winter and summer are too dangerous.
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So funny. My son has hundreds of snow domes! We used to buy one where ever we went… and yes, we did take them on the plane! I will be sure to forward your post to him!
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Just wondering…did he ever find one of Phoenix? Or any hot place?
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Hi Gabi, I do have an Arizona snow dome as well as a St Thomas, Bermuda, and numerous from Florida and the Bahamas! I may have a Phoenix! There are so many that it may take a while to spot! Unfortunately I also noticed that many of them are now bone dry!
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So maybe now the snow looks like white sand…at least you can take then through security!
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I am just glad the TSA is protecting us from the evils of snow domes when we’re traveling. Last time I flew they took all my cosmetics away–despite the fact that I had flown with them several times without incident. Whoops! I didn’t really understand that mascara was a hazard–maybe the little wand could be dangerous. Now that I know that even snow globes imperil our freedom, I can understand that mascara cannot be tolerated either. Thank you for this post.
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