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In short, yes you can but you have to break it down. I recently went to Disneyland and enjoyed the experience at [Savi's workshop](https://disneyland.disney.go.com/shops/disneyland/savis-workshop-handbuilt-lightsabers/). On my way out they handed me a long slender case for my lightsaber. Fast forward a few days and my wife and I are packing for the return trip home. I google it and find [others](https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxysEdge/comments/u3vqxz/how_do_you_guys_get_your_lightsabers_onto_planes/) were able to take their lightsabers on the plane just fine as a personal item. When I get to the LAX airport I am quickly told that I would have to check in my lightsaber since their policy doesn't allow them to be stowed overhead anymore. I wait to see if I will be told a second time I would have to check it in and sure enough, someone spots my carrying case and mentions to the gentleman that is helping my I would have to check it in. I mention to the gentleman I can break it down and put it in my backpack.
In short, yes you can but you have to break it down. I recently went to Disneyland and enjoyed the experience at [Savi's workshop](https://disneyland.disney.go.com/shops/disneyland/savis-workshop-handbuilt-lightsabers/). On my way out they handed me a long slender case for my lightsaber. Fast forward a few days and my wife and I are packing for the return trip home. I google it and find [others](https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxysEdge/comments/u3vqxz/how_do_you_guys_get_your_lightsabers_onto_planes/) were able to take their lightsabers on the plane just fine as a personal item. When I get to the LAX airport I am quickly told that I would have to check in my lightsaber since their policy doesn't allow them to be stowed overhead anymore. I wait to see if I will be told a second time. Sure enough, someone spots my carrying case and points it out to the gentleman that is helping me. He states I would have to check it in. I mention to the gentleman I can break it down and put it in my backpack.
"You can do that?" He says surprised.