When I first started brewing beer, I had a few CO2 bombs explode in my closet while I was sleeping. I lived in Saudi Arabia at the time and, in my slumber, the breaking glass made me think somebody had thrown a dud grenade through my window. After a few more explosions shortly later, I smelled the beer that sprayed in my closet. The explosions caused no damage at all (except to my precious beer) but made a mess.
There is no physical reason why a dry ice bomb in a glass or plastic vessel would be any more potent. Pressure builds until the vessel fails and then there’s a rapid dispersion of CO2. A pressure vessel may be a make a bigger explosion with dry ice, but I doubt that it would be remotely comparable to a gunpowder explosion.
After seeing a couple of Saudis put away more beer at an airport lounge in Bahrain than gets consumed at an average redneck wedding, I've got to wonder how much alcohol is consumed in the officially 100% Islamic country. And I'm not talking about the ex-pat community alone.