Hey, everyone. I'm hoping to head for Europe this December (specifically, I'm taking a cruise to England & then I'll probably take a bus to Prague). I was wondering if I should even bother taking a knife on this trip, or should I just buy one that I want when I get to Czechia or Slovakia (where there aren't many knife laws outside of not wantonly stabbing someone)?
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If I Have A Knife In My Bag Coming Into England...?
- Thread starter Wolfeye
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In the UK, one may carry a folding knife with a blade under 3" inches that does not lock open. To carry a knife with a longer blade, one that locks, or a fixed blade, you would require a good reason such as camping, hunting, etc.
Something low-profile and inoffensive such as a SAK is always a good bet.
It's not a problem to bring knives in with your checked baggage on an aircraft, but I don't know what the situation would be on a cruise ship?
Something low-profile and inoffensive such as a SAK is always a good bet.
It's not a problem to bring knives in with your checked baggage on an aircraft, but I don't know what the situation would be on a cruise ship?