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* One commercial from Hilton's "It matters where you stay" campaign of the early 2020s starred none other than the world's most famous Hilton herself, Paris, checking in with so much luggage she needed a second room to store it all.
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* One commercial from Hilton's "It matters where you stay" campaign of the early 2020s starred none other than the world's most famous Hilton herself, Paris, checking in with so much luggage she needed a second room to store it all.
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* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on the desert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa to take only what she needs to survive. She determines that this includes her industrial-strength hairdryer, carried in a very large suitcase. Eventually, Lone Starr gets sick of Vespa's attitude and outright refuses to carry it anymore.
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* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on the desert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa to take only what she needs to survive. She determines that this includes [[https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-07-2015/Od7fED.gif her industrial-strength hairdryer, hairdryer]], carried in a very large suitcase. Eventually, Lone Starr gets sick of Vespa's attitude and outright refuses to carry it anymore.
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* Greg Evans title character ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'' has a RichBitch friend Tiffany. In the 15 December 2011 strip, Tiffany brings so much luggage for a one-week trip that Luann's boyfriend remarks, "We need a semi."
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* Greg Evans title character ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'' has a RichBitch friend Tiffany. In the 15 December 2011 strip, Tiffany brings so much luggage for a one-week trip that [[https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d3/43/e3/d343e3b064e182c7f48ff295a1c23345.jpg Luann's boyfriend remarks, "We need a semi.""]]
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* This wasn't intentional on his part, but in ''Manga/DragonBall'' Gohan is often forced by Chichi (being the DotingParent she is) to carry some massive luggage, usually bigger than he is, as is seen in ''Anime/TheTreeOfMight'' and on the first groups' trip to Namek.
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* This wasn't intentional on his part, but in ''Manga/DragonBall'' Gohan is often forced by Chichi (being the DotingParent she is) to carry some massive luggage, usually bigger than he is, as is seen in ''Anime/TheTreeOfMight'' and on the first groups' trip to Namek.
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* In ''ComicBook/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDW'', Rarity (See the Western Animation folder) does it again when she goes spend a week at a spa. She brings so much luggage that there almost isn't enough room for her in the cart.
* In ''ComicBook/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDW'', Rarity (See the Western Animation folder) does it again when she goes spend a week at a spa. She brings so much luggage that there almost isn't enough room for her in the cart.
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* Greg Evans title character ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'' has a RichBitch friend Tiffany. In the 15 December 2011 strip, Tiffany brings so much luggage for a one-week trip that Luann's boyfriend remarks, "We need a semi."
* Greg Evans title character ''ComicStrip/{{Luann}}'' has a RichBitch friend Tiffany. In the 15 December 2011 strip, Tiffany brings so much luggage for a one-week trip that Luann's boyfriend remarks, "We need a semi."
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* [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Fanfic/TheParselmouthOfGryffindor''. When the Dementors (the ''entire Dementor race'') move away from Azkaban permanently, all they take is ''one'' old rickety suitcase.
* [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Fanfic/TheParselmouthOfGryffindor''. When the Dementors (the ''entire Dementor race'') move away from Azkaban permanently, all they take is ''one'' old rickety suitcase.
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* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on the desert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa to take only what she needs to survive. She determines that this includes her industrial-strength hairdryer, carried in a very large suitcase. Eventually, Lone Starr gets sick of Vespa's attitude and outright refuses to carry it anymore.
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* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fitting this trope is a running gag. Sarah her sister comments on a huge suitcase "This one just for the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on make-up?"
* In thedesert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa to take only what she needs to survive. She determines 1924 Soviet comedy film ''Film/TheCigaretteGirlFromMosselprom'', an American capitalist arrives in Moscow with so much luggage that this includes her industrial-strength hairdryer, it tips over the buggy that he tries to use for transport. He ends up having to use an automobile instead.
* In ''Film/ComingToAmerica'', Akeem and Semmi arrive in New York with a bunch of luggage carriedin by nine workers to load up a very large suitcase. Eventually, Lone Starr taxicab to Queens. It all gets sick stolen soon as they enter an apartment out of Vespa's attitude and outright refuses their sights. They notice that everyone in the neighborhood wearing their clothes including one selling their stolen gold toothbrushes under his coat.
* The above may be a nod tocarry it anymore.a similar gag that happens in ''Film/EnterTheDragon'' when Roper brings several rickshaws worth of luggage with him on his way to the tournament.
* In the
* In ''Film/ComingToAmerica'', Akeem and Semmi arrive in New York with a bunch of luggage carried
* The above may be a nod to
* For the Butlers' trip to Pontins in ''Film/HolidayOnTheBuses'', Olive packs far too many cases to fit on Arthur's motorbike, and even what she can bring strains the clutch and requires everyone to have to push:
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent. The only thing Frank doesn't discard is [=MacGregor's=] liquor. Initially, Frank accuses Lily of having brought too much luggage... only for her to hold up a single daybag and point out the real culprit.
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent. The only thing Frank doesn't discard is [=MacGregor's=] liquor. Initially, Frank accuses Lily of having brought too much luggage... only for her to hold up a single daybag and point out the real culprit.
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* The above may be a nod to a similar gag that happens in ''Film/EnterTheDragon'' when Roper brings several rickshaws worth of luggage with him on his way to the tournament.
* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fitting this trope is a running gag. Sarah her sister comments on a huge suitcase "This one just for the make-up?"
* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fitting this trope is a running gag. Sarah her sister comments on a huge suitcase "This one just for the make-up?"
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* ''Film/Paddington2014'': Played for laughs in the prologue, showing The above may be Explorer on expedition in Darkest Peru, with only the necessities, such as a nod "small timepiece" (actually a grandfather clock) and a travel piano.
* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on the desert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa toa similar gag take only what she needs to survive. She determines that happens in ''Film/EnterTheDragon'' when Roper brings several rickshaws worth of luggage with him on his way to the tournament.
* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fittingthis trope is a running gag. Sarah includes her sister comments on industrial-strength hairdryer, carried in a huge suitcase "This one just for the make-up?"very large suitcase. Eventually, Lone Starr gets sick of Vespa's attitude and outright refuses to carry it anymore.
* ''Film/{{Spaceballs}}'': After the ''Winnebago'' crash-lands on the desert planet, Lone Starr tells Princess Vespa to
* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fitting
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* In the 1924 Soviet comedy film ''Film/TheCigaretteGirlFromMosselprom'', an American capitalist arrives in Moscow with so much luggage that it tips over the buggy that he tries to use for transport. He ends up having to use an automobile instead.
* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent. The only thing Frank doesn't discard is [=MacGregor's=] liquor. Initially, Frank accuses Lily of having brought too much luggage... only for her to hold up a single daybag and point out the real culprit.
* ''Film/Paddington2014'': Played for laughs in the prologue, showing The Explorer on expedition in Darkest Peru, with only the necessities, such as a "small timepiece" (actually a grandfather clock) and a travel piano.
* For the Butlers' trip to Pontins in ''Film/HolidayOnTheBuses'', Olive packs far too many cases to fit on Arthur's motorbike, and even what she can bring strains the clutch and requires everyone to have to push:
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
* In ''Film/ComingToAmerica'', Akeem and Semmi arrive in New York with a bunch of luggage carried by nine workers to load up a taxicab to Queens. It all gets stolen soon as they enter an apartment out of their sights. They notice that everyone in the neighborhood wearing their clothes including one selling their stolen gold toothbrushes under his coat.
* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent. The only thing Frank doesn't discard is [=MacGregor's=] liquor. Initially, Frank accuses Lily of having brought too much luggage... only for her to hold up a single daybag and point out the real culprit.
* ''Film/Paddington2014'': Played for laughs in the prologue, showing The Explorer on expedition in Darkest Peru, with only the necessities, such as a "small timepiece" (actually a grandfather clock) and a travel piano.
* For the Butlers' trip to Pontins in ''Film/HolidayOnTheBuses'', Olive packs far too many cases to fit on Arthur's motorbike, and even what she can bring strains the clutch and requires everyone to have to push:
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
* In ''Film/ComingToAmerica'', Akeem and Semmi arrive in New York with a bunch of luggage carried by nine workers to load up a taxicab to Queens. It all gets stolen soon as they enter an apartment out of their sights. They notice that everyone in the neighborhood wearing their clothes including one selling their stolen gold toothbrushes under his coat.
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* In ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' the author states that the original book that he is summarizing the boring parts of contains a fifty-six page section on a diplomatic mission, out of which thirty-four pages are spent on characters packing their clothing, and another seventeen are spent on those same characters unpacking their wardrobes at their destination.
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts of luggage on a camping trip.
* Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and chests with her. He starts to lecture her on the impossibility of getting it all into her cabin, but she surprises and mightily irritates him with the statement that everything she will need while onboard is in a single sea-chest, and the rest can be stowed anywhere.
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts of luggage on a camping trip.
* Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and chests with her. He starts to lecture her on the impossibility of getting it all into her cabin, but she surprises and mightily irritates him with the statement that everything she will need while onboard is in a single sea-chest, and the rest can be stowed anywhere.
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* In ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' the author states that the original book that he ''Literature/AbleTeam #13: Scorched Earth'', Able Team is summarizing the boring parts of contains shot down while flying over a fifty-six page section on a diplomatic mission, out of which thirty-four pages are spent on characters packing Mexican drug operation. They crashland without loss, but their clothing, and another seventeen are spent pilot isn't happy when they insist on those same characters unpacking salvaging their wardrobes at their destination.
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts ofluggage on a camping trip.
* Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and chests with her. He starts to lecture her on the impossibilityinstead of getting it away from the plane before the spilled fuel goes up. Then he asks how Able Team intend to lug all into her cabin, but she surprises and mightily irritates him those cases through the mountains with the statement that everything she will need while onboard people who shot them down looking for them, and their only weapon is his sidearm. Able Team then proceeds to show [[MoreDakka exactly what they're carrying in the cases]].
* ''Literature/TheCallOfTheWild''. Buck and his fellow sled dogs are sold (while still weak and exhausted) to asingle sea-chest, family with no experience in such matters who proceed to overload their sled and force the dogs to pull it. The load overturns halfway down the street, and the rest can be stowed anywhere. locals come out and force them to offload half of it--for [[ACrackInTheIce all the good that does later on]].
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts of
* Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and chests with her. He starts to lecture her on the impossibility
* ''Literature/TheCallOfTheWild''. Buck and his fellow sled dogs are sold (while still weak and exhausted) to a
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* The ComedicHero of ''Literature/{{Scoop}}'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite {{adventurer outfit}}ters who, realizing his naivete, sell him a vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him.
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* ''Literature/TheCallOfTheWild''. Buck and his fellow sled dogs are sold (while still weak and exhausted) to a family with no experience in such matters who proceed to overload their sled and force the dogs to pull it. The load overturns halfway down the street, and the locals come out and force them to offload half of it--for [[ACrackInTheIce all the good that does later on]].
* In ''Literature/AbleTeam #13: Scorched Earth'', Able Team is shot down while flying over a Mexican drug operation. They crashland without loss, but their pilot isn't happy when they insist on salvaging their luggage instead of getting away from the plane before the spilled fuel goes up. Then he asks how Able Team intend to lug all those cases through the mountains with the people who shot them down looking for them, and their only weapon is his sidearm. Able Team then proceeds to show [[MoreDakka exactly what they're carrying in the cases]].
* In ''Literature/AbleTeam #13: Scorched Earth'', Able Team is shot down while flying over a Mexican drug operation. They crashland without loss, but their pilot isn't happy when they insist on salvaging their luggage instead of getting away from the plane before the spilled fuel goes up. Then he asks how Able Team intend to lug all those cases through the mountains with the people who shot them down looking for them, and their only weapon is his sidearm. Able Team then proceeds to show [[MoreDakka exactly what they're carrying in the cases]].
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* ''Literature/TheCallOfTheWild''. Buck Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and his fellow sled dogs are sold (while still weak and exhausted) to a family chests with no experience in such matters who proceed her. He starts to overload their sled and force lecture her on the dogs to pull it. The load overturns halfway down the street, and the locals come out and force them to offload half of it--for [[ACrackInTheIce all the good that does later on]].
* In ''Literature/AbleTeam #13: Scorched Earth'', Able Team is shot down while flying over a Mexican drug operation. They crashland without loss, but their pilot isn't happy when they insist on salvaging their luggage insteadimpossibility of getting away from the plane before the spilled fuel goes up. Then he asks how Able Team intend to lug it all those cases through the mountains into her cabin, but she surprises and mightily irritates him with the people who shot them down looking for them, statement that everything she will need while onboard is in a single sea-chest, and their only weapon is his sidearm. Able Team then proceeds to show [[MoreDakka exactly what they're carrying in the cases]].rest can be stowed anywhere.
* In ''Literature/AbleTeam #13: Scorched Earth'', Able Team is shot down while flying over a Mexican drug operation. They crashland without loss, but their pilot isn't happy when they insist on salvaging their luggage instead
* In ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' the author states that the original book that he is summarizing the boring parts of contains a fifty-six page section on a diplomatic mission, out of which thirty-four pages are spent on characters packing their clothing, and another seventeen are spent on those same characters unpacking their wardrobes at their destination.
* The ComedicHero of ''Literature/{{Scoop}}'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite {{adventurer outfit}}ters who, realizing his naivete, sell him a vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him.
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts of luggage on a camping trip.
* The ComedicHero of ''Literature/{{Scoop}}'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite {{adventurer outfit}}ters who, realizing his naivete, sell him a vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him.
* In the Australian YA Novel ''[[Literature/TheTomorrowSeries Tomorrow When the War Began]]'', the character Fi, who starts out as something of a DumbBlond, (although she subverts it later and she's really more of a HairOfGoldHeartOfGold type) is ridiculed by the other characters for bringing insane amounts of luggage on a camping trip.
* When Donna finally becomes a companion in ''Series/DoctorWho'', she has a pile of suitcases, including a hatbox. The Doctor is particularly bewildered by the hatbox. (Arguably, this is more sensible than what most companions do, which is set off in an erratic time machine with a semi-qualified pilot in just the clothes on their backs. Although it does have an extensive wardrobe anyway.)
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* One of the Series/{{Yeralash}} shorts has a boy going on a trip with a friend of his. The friend said to only take the most necessary things. See the result [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHv4U9KBvls here]] starting at 2:50.
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* In the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode "Future Echoes", the Cat is instructed to get together a few essentials before going into suspended animation. He arrives with a rack of suits and, when challenged by Lister, admits there are ten more racks he intends to take.
* When Donna finally becomes a companion in ''Series/DoctorWho'', she has a pile of suitcases, including a hatbox. The Doctor is particularly bewildered by the hatbox. (Arguably, this is more sensible than what most companions do, which is set off in an erratic time machine with a semi-qualified pilot in just the clothes on their backs. Although it does have an extensive wardrobe anyway.)
* When Donna finally becomes a companion in ''Series/DoctorWho'', she has a pile of suitcases, including a hatbox. The Doctor is particularly bewildered by the hatbox. (Arguably, this is more sensible than what most companions do, which is set off in an erratic time machine with a semi-qualified pilot in just the clothes on their backs. Although it does have an extensive wardrobe anyway.)
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* In the ''Series/RedDwarf'' episode "Future Echoes", "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonIFutureEchoes Future Echoes]]", the Cat is instructed to get together a few essentials before going into suspended animation. He arrives with a rack of suits and, when challenged by Lister, admits there are ten more racks he intends to take.
* When Donna finally becomes a companion in ''Series/DoctorWho'', she has a pile of suitcases, including a hatbox. The Doctor is particularly bewildered by the hatbox. (Arguably, this is more sensible than what most companions do, which is set off in an erratic time machine with a semi-qualified pilot in just the clothes on their backs. Although it does have an extensive wardrobe anyway.)take.
* When Donna finally becomes a companion in ''Series/DoctorWho'', she has a pile of suitcases, including a hatbox. The Doctor is particularly bewildered by the hatbox. (Arguably, this is more sensible than what most companions do, which is set off in an erratic time machine with a semi-qualified pilot in just the clothes on their backs. Although it does have an extensive wardrobe anyway.)
* One of the Series/{{Yeralash}} shorts has a boy going on a trip with a friend of his. The friend said to only take the most necessary things. See the result [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHv4U9KBvls here]] starting at 2:50.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Asami takes a large amount of luggage when [[spoiler:she moves to Air Temple Island]]. Mako states it could have been worse. [[spoiler: She packed for a stay of indefinite duration, but still overdid things.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheCrumpets'':
** In "Greener Pastures", when Caprice is about to escape from her family, she was about to depart with a purse. She immediately returns to her room and brings out a suitcase and a big bag in addition to the purse. Then she instantly returns to the room one last time and hauls out a boatload of luggage and chests, most of them stacked on two wagons which are strung and pulled along with a suitcase like a train.
** In "Granny's Twin Sister", the eponymous character visits the Crumpets with big pile of luggage.
** In "Gambled Gables", Uncle Hurry and Aunt Harried tasks Caprice to bring a huge number of their suitcases to the latter's house, which the couple just took over.
** In "Greener Pastures", when Caprice is about to escape from her family, she was about to depart with a purse. She immediately returns to her room and brings out a suitcase and a big bag in addition to the purse. Then she instantly returns to the room one last time and hauls out a boatload of luggage and chests, most of them stacked on two wagons which are strung and pulled along with a suitcase like a train.
** In "Granny's Twin Sister", the eponymous character visits the Crumpets with big pile of luggage.
** In "Gambled Gables", Uncle Hurry and Aunt Harried tasks Caprice to bring a huge number of their suitcases to the latter's house, which the couple just took over.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': In Episode 77, when the cast decide to pack their most valuable belongings, Kaeloo tells everyone to bring a strict minimum. Even then, [[TheFashionista Pretty]] brings several suitcases.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Asami takes a large amount of luggage when [[spoiler:she moves to Air Temple Island]]. Mako states it could have been worse. [[spoiler: She packed for a stay of indefinite duration, but still overdid things.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Asami takes a large amount of luggage when [[spoiler:she moves to Air Temple Island]]. Mako states it could have been worse. [[spoiler: She packed for a stay of indefinite duration, but still overdid things.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': Hitchhiking Daffy Duck cons Porky Pig into giving him a lift in "Thumb Fun." Daffy manages to get all his large suitcases into the small trunk of Porky's car...just don't try to open the trunk again.
* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse2013'': In "Roughin' It", Mickey tries to camp in the woods the old fashioned way, while Donald and Goofy opt to live it up in the former's tech-filled RV, often at Mickey's expense.
* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'': In "[[Recap/TinyToonAdventuresS2E8BusterAndBabsGoHawaiian Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian]]", Babs pack an enormous amount of luggage for her and Buster's trip to Hawaii, which Buster has the unfortunate luck of carrying.
-->'''Buster:''' [[DeadpanSnarker Gee, Babs. I hope you brought enough stuff]].\\
'''Babs:''' So I'm roughing it.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': In "Hawaiian Vacation", Ken brings about 20 suitcases of clothing with him on the trip.
-->'''Buster:''' [[DeadpanSnarker Gee, Babs. I hope you brought enough stuff]].\\
'''Babs:''' So I'm roughing it.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': In "Hawaiian Vacation", Ken brings about 20 suitcases of clothing with him on the trip.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': In Episode 77, when the cast decide to pack their most valuable belongings, Kaeloo tells everyone to bring a strict minimum. Even then, [[TheFashionista Pretty]] brings several suitcases.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheCrumpets'':
** In "Greener Pastures", when Caprice is about to escape from her family, she was about to depart with a purse. She immediately returns to her room and brings out a suitcase and a big bag in addition to the purse. Then she instantly returns to the room one last time and hauls out a boatload of luggage and chests, most of them stacked on two wagons which are strung and pulled along with a suitcase like a train.
** In "Granny's Twin Sister", the eponymous character visits the Crumpets with big pile of luggage.
** In "Gambled Gables", Uncle Hurry and Aunt Harried tasks Caprice to bring a huge number of their suitcases to the latter's house, which the couple just took over.
* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'': In "[[Recap/TinyToonAdventuresS2E8BusterAndBabsGoHawaiian Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian]]", Babs pack an enormous amount of luggage for her and Buster's trip to Hawaii, which Buster has the unfortunate luck of carrying.
-->'''Buster:''' [[DeadpanSnarker Gee, Babs. I hope you brought enough stuff]].\\
'''Babs:''' So I'm roughing it.
* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse2013'': In "Roughin' It", Mickey tries to camp in the woods the old fashioned way, while Donald and Goofy opt to live it up in the former's tech-filled RV, often at Mickey's expense.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': In "Hawaiian Vacation", Ken brings about 20 suitcases of clothing with him on the trip.
* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': Hitchhiking Daffy Duck cons Porky Pig into giving him a lift in "Thumb Fun." Daffy manages to get all his large suitcases into the small trunk of Porky's car...just don't try to open the trunk again.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheCrumpets'':
** In "Greener Pastures", when Caprice is about to escape from her family, she was about to depart with a purse. She immediately returns to her room and brings out a suitcase and a big bag in addition to the purse. Then she instantly returns to the room one last time and hauls out a boatload of luggage and chests, most of them stacked on two wagons which are strung and pulled along with a suitcase like a train.
** In "Granny's Twin Sister", the eponymous character visits the Crumpets with big pile of luggage.
** In "Gambled Gables", Uncle Hurry and Aunt Harried tasks Caprice to bring a huge number of their suitcases to the latter's house, which the couple just took over.
* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'': In "[[Recap/TinyToonAdventuresS2E8BusterAndBabsGoHawaiian Buster and Babs Go Hawaiian]]", Babs pack an enormous amount of luggage for her and Buster's trip to Hawaii, which Buster has the unfortunate luck of carrying.
-->'''Buster:''' [[DeadpanSnarker Gee, Babs. I hope you brought enough stuff]].\\
'''Babs:''' So I'm roughing it.
* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse2013'': In "Roughin' It", Mickey tries to camp in the woods the old fashioned way, while Donald and Goofy opt to live it up in the former's tech-filled RV, often at Mickey's expense.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': In "Hawaiian Vacation", Ken brings about 20 suitcases of clothing with him on the trip.
* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': Hitchhiking Daffy Duck cons Porky Pig into giving him a lift in "Thumb Fun." Daffy manages to get all his large suitcases into the small trunk of Porky's car...just don't try to open the trunk again.
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* In ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'', princess Peach has brought several massive suitcases to the hotel that is the setting for the game. The three Toads that came along are visibly struggling under the load, and one of them even remarks that "There isn't anything her highness forgot to pack!"
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* In ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'', princess Peach has brought [[https://media1.tenor.com/m/r80v3PAg5VcAAAAd/peach-luggage.gif several massive suitcases suitcases]] to the hotel that is the setting for the game. The three Toads that came along are visibly struggling under the load, and one of them even remarks that "There isn't anything her highness forgot to pack!"
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Asami takes a large amount of luggage when [[spoiler:she moves to Air Temple Island]]. Mako states it could have been worse.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'': Asami takes a large amount of luggage when [[spoiler:she moves to Air Temple Island]]. Mako states it could have been worse. [[spoiler: She packed for a stay of indefinite duration, but still overdid things.]]
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* In ''Film/ComingToAmerica'', Akeem and Semmi arrive in New York with a bunch of luggage carried by nine workers to load up a taxicab to Queens. It all gets stolen soon as they enter an apartment out of their sights. They notice that everyone in the neighborhood wearing their clothes including one selling their stolen gold toothbrushes under his coat.
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* In ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' the author states that the original book that he is summarizing the boring parts of contains twenty-three pages of a character packing her hats for a trip.
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* In ''Literature/ThePrincessBride'' the author states that the original book that he is summarizing the boring parts of contains twenty-three a fifty-six page section on a diplomatic mission, out of which thirty-four pages of a character are spent on characters packing her hats for a trip. their clothing, and another seventeen are spent on those same characters unpacking their wardrobes at their destination.
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* For the Butlers' trip to Pontins in ''Film/HolidayOnTheBuses'', Olive packs far too many cases to fit on Arthur's motorbike, and even what she can bring strains the clutch and requires everyone to have to push:
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
-->'''Arthur''': Are you ''mad?'' We can't take all that lot.
-->'''Olive''': Well, I only packed the essentials.
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* Subverted in the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. Hornblower starts to lecture Lady Barbara on the impracticality of bringing a huge amount of luggage onto a warship, but she irritates him by showing that she only has a couple of sea-chests, which is a perfectly reasonable amount.
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* Subverted in ''Beat to Quarters'', the first (written) ''Literature/HoratioHornblower'' novel. Hornblower novel. When Lady Barbara Wellesley comes aboard Hornblower's ship, the frigate HMS ''Lydia'', she has several large suitcases and chests with her. He starts to lecture Lady Barbara her on the impracticality impossibility of bringing a huge amount of luggage onto a warship, getting it all into her cabin, but she surprises and mightily irritates him by showing with the statement that everything she only has a couple of sea-chests, which will need while onboard is in a perfectly reasonable amount.single sea-chest, and the rest can be stowed anywhere.
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* ''Film/Paddington2014'': Played for laughs in the prologue, showing The Explorer on expedition in Darkest Peru, with only the necessities, such as a "small timepiece" (actually a grandfather clock) and a travel piano.
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* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': Hitchhiking Daffy Duck cons Porky Pig into giving him a lift in "Thumb Fun." Daffy manages to get all his large suitcases into the small trunk of Porky's car...just don't try to open the trunk again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': In "Hawaiian Vacation", Ken brings about 20 suitcases of clothing with him on the trip.
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* ''LightNovel/{{Gosick}}'': Victorique packs a lot of suitcases when she goes traveling.
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* ''LightNovel/{{Gosick}}'': ''Literature/{{Gosick}}'': Victorique packs a lot of suitcases when she goes traveling.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse2013'': In "Roughin' It", Mickey tries to camp in the woods the old fashioned way, while Donald and Goofy opt to live it up in the former's tech-filled RV, often at Mickey's expense.
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'''Barf:''' ''[voice muffled with a suitcase strap]'' Her Royal Highness's matched luggage!
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->'''Lone Starr:''' Checking in? What the hell is all that?\\
'''Barf:''' ''[voice muffled with a suitcase strap]''Her It's her Royal Highness's matched luggage!
'''Barf:''' ''[voice muffled with a suitcase strap]''
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* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent.
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* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent. The only thing Frank doesn't discard is [=MacGregor's=] liquor. Initially, Frank accuses Lily of having brought too much luggage... only for her to hold up a single daybag and point out the real culprit.
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* The Incognito Princess in ''VideoGame/SunlessSkies'' is introduced sitting atop a ''mountain'' of luggage. If you bring her aboard, it's mentioned in a travel event that some of it became unsecured and concussed one of your crewmen.
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* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen'', the second one, Lorraine fitting this trope is a running gag. Sarah her sister comments on a huge suitcase "This one just for the make-up?"
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* In ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen'', the second one, ''Film/CheaperByTheDozen2'', Lorraine fitting this trope is a running gag. Sarah her sister comments on a huge suitcase "This one just for the make-up?"
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* In a maternal variant, when Magrat leaves the castle in ''Literature/CarpeJugulum'', she insists that Reverend Oats haul along every toy, blanket, nappy bag, basin, potty, or bath item which her baby daughter might possibly need. Most are things which an infant that age won't be old enough to require for ''months'', and they're only away for a day or two.
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* In a maternal variant, when Magrat leaves the castle in ''Literature/CarpeJugulum'', she insists that Reverend Oats haul along every toy, blanket, nappy bag, basin, potty, or bath item which her baby daughter might possibly need. Most are things which an infant that age won't be old enough to require for ''months'', and they're only away for a day or two. [[JustifiedTrope She's a first-time mum and a bit fretful.]]
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->''[Lone Starr and Barf have just rescued Princess Vespa... Barf enters the main cabin carrying four bags with a fifth's strap in his mouth]''\\
'''Lone Starr:''' Checking in? What the hell is that?\\
'''Barf:''' ''[voice muffled with the strap]'' Her Royal Highness's matched luggage!
'''Lone Starr:''' Checking in? What the hell is that?\\
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* In ''Film/JungleCruise'', UpperClassTwit [=MacGregor=] brings an obscene amount of luggage to Frank's boat for a trip up the Amazon River. Frank promptly starts tossing most of it overboard, to [=MacGregor=]'s consternation, some of which ends up being stolen in a FunnyBackgroundEvent.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Cathy}}'': Irving Hillman, the fiancée of Cathy Andrews, is stunned by the amount of baggage Cathy intends to take on their shared vacation. Cathy observes, "Men pack. Women move."
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Cathy}}'': Irving Hillman, the fiancée fiancé of Cathy Andrews, is stunned by the amount of baggage Cathy intends to take on their shared vacation. Cathy observes, "Men pack. Women move."
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** In one early strip, as part of a story arc where the family went to Hawaii, Paige packs not one but ''five'' bags for the holiday - one with beach cosmetics, one with beachwear, one with beach reading materials, one with beach eyewear and one with beach miscellaneous accessories.
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* ''Film/MortalKombat'': Movie star Johnny Cage brings several large bags to dock for the trip to the tournament. After [[MistakenForServant asking Liu Kang]] to carry them for him, Liu dumps them into the bay.
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* ''Film/MortalKombat'': ''Film/MortalKombatTheMovie'': Movie star Johnny Cage brings several large bags to dock for the trip to the tournament. After [[MistakenForServant asking Liu Kang]] to carry them for him, Liu dumps them into the bay.
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* [[UpToEleven Elevenly]] [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Fanfic/TheParselmouthOfGryffindor''. When the Dementors (the ''entire Dementor race'') move away from Azkaban permanently, all they take is ''one'' old rickety suitcase.
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* [[UpToEleven Elevenly]] [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Fanfic/TheParselmouthOfGryffindor''. When the Dementors (the ''entire Dementor race'') move away from Azkaban permanently, all they take is ''one'' old rickety suitcase.
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': In the novella "Singing the Comic-Con Blues", Verity packs two huge suitcases for a trip to Emerald City Comic Con, but Antimony forces her to consolidate it into one bag, since the car is taking four people. The one bag she brings is surprisingly heavy, but it's left ambiguous [[GirlyBruiser how much of its contents are clothes and how much is weaponry]].
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** In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyRainbowRoadtrip'' when the cutie balloon fails to take off due to excessive weight, everypony immediately looks to Rarity. But [[NotMeThisTime the time the culprit is Twilight Sparkle]], who brought "a few papers to grade". As Spike puts it, "And by 'a few', she means slightly less than I am able to lift." Applejack promptly dumps the humongous bag overboard.
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** In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyRainbowRoadtrip'' when the cutie balloon fails to take off due to excessive weight, everypony immediately looks to Rarity. But [[NotMeThisTime the this time the culprit is Twilight Sparkle]], who brought "a few papers to grade". As Spike puts it, "And by 'a few', she means slightly less than I am able to lift." Applejack promptly dumps the humongous bag overboard.
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** In ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyRainbowRoadtrip'' when the cutie balloon fails to take off due to excessive weight, everypony immediately looks to Rarity. But [[NotMeThisTime the time the culprit is Twilight Sparkle]], who brought "a few papers to grade". As Spike puts it, "And by 'a few', she means slightly less than I am able to lift." Applejack promptly dumps the humongous bag overboard.
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* Tom from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' brings a ridiculous amount of state-of-the-art electronics to the department camping trip. Hooking them all up to the van drains the battery, leaving them all stranded.
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* Tom from ''Series/ParksAndRecreation'' brings a ridiculous amount number of state-of-the-art electronics to the department camping trip. Hooking them all up to the van drains the battery, leaving them all stranded.
