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Disney Imagineers – the geniuses behind the creations of some of the most innovative and magical experiences and attractions for Disney – went out on a limb to make sure guests visiting Galaxy's Edge are transported to another world.
To achieve this, everything from food to merchandise had to be authentic to their storytelling.
The souvenir beverage containers are round bottles resembling thermal detonators – the fictional grenade-like weapons used by bounty hunters, and the labels are rendered in Aurebesh – the writing system used in the Star Wars galaxy.
Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Walt Disney World Resort OpeningGerardo Mora/Getty Images
Airports, however, are not taking any chances in allowing passengers to bring the unique items in their carry-ons or checked baggage.
TSA spokesperson Jim Gregory told the Orange County Register that the bottles look like replica explosives.
"Replica items are not allowed on aircraft."
Gregory added that the souvenirs could confuse TSA screeners at airport security checkpoints.
"It could create concern that it's the real thing."
Someone suggested a workaround, but it seems the TSA still does not approve.
Frustrated travelers have legitimate questions.
Those wanting to bring home a keepsake commemorating their visit are upset over TSA's new restrictions.
However, Popsugar confirmed that the customized lightsabers and astromech droids available for purchase inside Galaxy's Edge have not been banned.
While some passengers shared they have successfully traveled with the controversial keepsakes without incident, those not wanting to risk being flagged can ship them home via FedEx or UPS.
The bottle's unique design was a collaboration between Coca-Cola, Imagineering and Lucasfilm.
According to The OCR, Coca-Cola and Disney are both listed on the patent for the Galaxy's Edge bottle cap.
Coca-Cola and Disney have a long partnership dating back to the opening of Disneyland's Refreshment Corner on Main Street, U.S.A. in 1955.
Galaxy's Edge is a 14-acre land which opened in Disneyland on May 31, and Florida's version is currently open for previews and will officially welcome guests on August 29.