Every Place in the World That Has Banned Hoverboards

Do you love your hoverboard? They’ve become so popular, you’d think they could actually hover. Well, enjoy them while you can, because everyone seems to be banning them — from the smallest universities to entire countries.

Below, we have a comprehensive list of every place in the world that has explicitly banned hoverboards. We expect this list to grow over the next year, so we’ll continually update it as we see more bans enacted around the world.

Airlines (all)

Athens, Ohio (pending)

CES

Cleveland, Ohio

• Quicken Loans Arena
  

Denmark

• Public spaces
  

Disney theme parks

Dubai, UAE

• All shopping malls
  

George Washington University

Humble, Texas

• Deerbrook Mall

Legoland, California

Los Angeles, California

• Metrolink trains
  

Minneapolis, Minnesota

• MSP International Airport
  

Netherlands

New South Wales, Australia

New York City, New York

Ocean City, Maryland

• Boardwalk (pending)

Salve Regina University, Rhode Island

Santa Clara University, California

United Kingdom

University of Arkansas

University of Findlay, Ohio

University of Hartford, Connecticut

If we’ve missed some place, don’t be shy about letting us know in the comments. Or give me a shout over email: novak@gizmodo.com

Happy hoverboarding! (While you still can.)

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