Disney ?

[hawkchucker]

OK the kiddo wants to go to Disney in orlando. So guess what i just booked for may.

My only question is. I am so used to carrying a MT can I get one into disney?

[Leatherman123]

I honestly can't remember! But I think you can!

[Levi]

OK the kiddo wants to go to Disney in orlando. So guess what i just booked for may.

My only question is. I am so used to carrying a MT can I get one into disney?

Here's the real question; would you cancel the trip if you couldn't? 

[Anthony]

Maybe make a faulse bottom in your Wifes' purse to stow away a few items you can get to after you pass security

[yellowhammer]

I remember reading something on Bladeforums about this, and I don't think you can Unfortunately they've removed the search function over there so I can't check for you.

[Spoonrobot]

I remember reading something on Bladeforums about this, and I don't think you can Unfortunately they've removed the search function over there so I can't check for you.

I recall this also. Isn't Disney the one with no knives in the park, including in their own kitchens?

[hawkchucker]

Levi
 Yes I would. Nah she would still kick the crap out of me at 6. But I would certainly feel naked without one. I have had the belt bulge now going on 20 years. It was earlier a Buck, then multis. So a week without a tool would be a real bummer. Without the weight I would just go in circles>>>

[Sea Monster]

I suppose this is an excuse to buy a Knifeless Fuse!

I was actually thinking of a Knifeless multi today.



For an actual, pocket-workshop tool I would want a #1, #2 phillips,  medium slothead, electrical crimpers, wire cutters, 7,8,10,11mm spanner. 4mm allen head.

With that I could take on a great many tasks.

[Benner]

You may have to take a Swisstech utili-key then.  It's better than nothing!

[Biru]

Bear MGC used to make what was essentially half a Bear Jaws. No pliers, just a knife, real (though their particular weird-designed) Phillips, flat screwdriver and saw. I always wanted to get one, but no local shop carried them (or Bear, fro that matter). When I'm taking my father to medical facilities- all of whom now forbid knives- I wear the sheath inside my waistband. It isn't uncomfortable, but I much prefer it outside the band.