Related emoji

• 🪑 chair

  Take a break, sit down in the chair and rest your feet. The chair emoji is often used when talking about home furniture or sitting down. Use this emoji when you need a new chair, or when you need to take a seat.
• 🏛️ classical building

  Headed to ancient Rome? Taking an art history class? The classical building emoji is the go-to emoji for all things architecture.
• 🧳 luggage

  Going on a trip? Don’t forget to pack the bags! Travelers find the most use out of the luggage emoji.
• ⛽ fuel pump

  Don’t smoke in a gas station area! Gasoline and Diesel are highly explosive. Use a fuel pump to fill up your car, truck, or boat. Just make sure to check the price of the gasoline because it fluctuates.
• 🕰️ mantelpiece clock

  A timely piece of antique like furniture, the mantelpiece clock is a clock designed for home shelves or tables. It’s a fancy clock that you might find in a library or home office.
• ⏰ alarm clock

  The alarm clock emoji is often dreaded, as it brings with it a connotation of ending sleep and beginning a workday. Send this to your tardy friends.
• 🛬 airplane arrival

  Coming in for a landing! Are you arriving home from your travels? Is someone special arriving at the airport to visit you? The airplane landing can show all that and more.
• 💤 zzz

  Zzzz-wha? Oh, you just woke up whomever is using the zzz emoji. They were fast asleep before. Sleeping, snoring, zzzzzzz's
• 💺 seat

  The seat emoji is a blue upholstered chair that looks similar to an airline, train, or long-haul bus seat. Use this emoji when talking about your uncomfortable coach accommodations.
• ♿ wheelchair symbol

  Wheelchairs only please! When you see this symbol, if you aren’t handicapped, or with someone who is disabled and needs assistance, you’ll need to leave the area.
• 🏚️ derelict house

  The derelict house emoji shows an abandoned or severely neglected home, with boarded doors and windows. Or, as the real estate agents like to say "this house could use a little TLC".
• 🚡 aerial tramway

  Headed to a ski resort? You may ride an aerial tramway to get to the top of the slope. This method of transportation is popular at ski reports, amusement parks and big cities. If you are afraid of heights, don’t look out of the window, this tramway takes you high into the sky.
• 🧑‍🦼 person in motorized wheelchair

  Hold on to your hats, this person is going places fast with their motorized wheelchair!
• 🪠 plunger

  This red plunger can be used to unclog anything in your life that seems stuck or crappy.
• 🚎 trolleybus

  If you are ever in a big city, you might take a trolleybus to get to your next stop. The Trolleybus emoji is often used when talking about public transportation and cable cars. Use this emoji when you are traveling without a car and need to use the trolley. They are powered by electricity from the overhead wires, so this is a great environmentally friendly emoji too!
• 🦽 manual wheelchair

  With a large wheel in the back and a small one in the front, this emoji shows a manual wheelchair. Get ready to push.
• 🏨 hotel

  Is your room reservation for work or play? A hotel can be a travel destination to let loose. It can also be a room to sleep in after long work trip days. A bellman grabs your bags, a maid cleans your room, and you can order room service. Sounds like a vacation or workcation.
• 🛫 airplane departure

  “Leaving on a jet plane!” Head out on a grand airplane travel adventure. Where will you go after leaving the airport?
• 🚄 high-speed train

  Need to get somewhere quickly? Opt for a high-speed train. With speeds reaching up to 120 - 160 miles per hour, the high-speed train is a commuter’s dream. This method of transportation saves a lot of travel time.
• 🛅 left luggage

  The left luggage emoji is an icon used to show an area where one can leave their luggage (sometimes for a fee), in contrast to the baggage claim where you pick up your luggage for free!