According to the TSA frozen water is allowed past so long as it is totally frozen and not slushy and has no water at the bottom of the container. Basically make sure it's really damn cold before you leave and hope it doesn't melt on you.
56She's right, its a solid
55She’s technically correct, the best kind of correct.
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This is just a reminder that the rules are not intended to be followed or applied evenly. That's why none of the people who enforce the rules actually know any of the rules. The specific rules aren't really relevant to how the system functions. Instead, the concept of rules exists in such systems to justify the arbitrary exercise of power. You could literally show this to a TSA agent and probably half the time it wouldn't matter.
The whole thing was always theater with the bonus perk of getting folks used to fascism.
46I don't care about water but the full body scans are dystopian as fuck.
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You can also take an empty bottle and fill it after passing through security...
21Fun idea to do on a boring day, but usually it's important to get on the flight. :)
13I’ve asked the TSA dudes while going through security this exact question and they confirmed that, yes you can take fully frozen water bottles through security.
You can also just read on their website that, as long as it’s fully frozen when you’re at the security screening, you’re fine. https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/ice
13Creative solution!
9Sweet, then I can pre-boil water the day before, freeze it down and bring it on a plane, so that I have boiling water mid flight.
6Why were liquids then be banned in the first place?
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