Can you carry-on a toy lightsaber?

Sadly, the technology doesn’t currently exist to create a real lightsaber. However, you can pack a toy lightsaber in your carry-on or checked bag. May the force be with you.

Can anyone hold a lightsaber?

Since there are no requirements for the use of a lightsaber, this weapon is accessible to almost anyone. But there is a reason why the weapon is most commonly used by the Jedi and the Sith. The Jedi have gone through extensive training to harness the power of the Force within them.

Can you take a Star Wars Droid on a plane?

The TSA allows you to bring your Droid Depot astromech unit on the plane. It must be turned off before going through security.

Can you bring your lightsaber back to Disneyland?

After speaking before the Jedi Council, I was informed that your little Padawan is more than welcome to bring his lightsaber into the parks if it adheres to the Property Rules. As long as the particular saber he wields isn’t sharp at the end, you should be just fine!

Can only a Jedi use a lightsaber?

The weapons seem to respond to those who channel the Force, prompting an intuitive leap — fights with lightsaber, must be Jedi — that has only been reinforced by icons like Yoda, Luke, and Obi-Wan. But even non-Jedi can use lightsabers, whether they’re masters of the Force or muggle-born.

Can someone who isn’t Force sensitive use a lightsaber?

Non-Force Users can indeed use a lightsaber. Han Solo did it, but didn’t fight with it. In a non-canon story Boba Fett did however. You can’t really beat a Jedi with one unless you are Force Sensitive or otherwise enhanced.

Can a non Jedi wield a lightsaber?

But even non-Jedi can use lightsabers, whether they’re masters of the Force or muggle-born. There’s no innate skill with the Force required to turn the lightsaber on or off, but lightsaber training is an integral element of Jedi training.