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In reply to the discussion: House Admin: "...alerting constituents that their Inauguration tickets are now simply "commemorative" [View all]Wiz Imp
(2,734 posts)42. I see no reporting of any statement like this
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/public-viewing-for-inauguration-moved-to-capital-one-arena-trump-says/3817289/
(Note: Capital One Arena is an indoor facility)
"We will open Capital One Arena on Monday for LIVE viewing of this Historic event, and to host the Presidential Parade," Trump said in part. "I will join the crowd at Capital One, after my Swearing In."
Capital One Arena seats a maximum of 20,000 people. It's not yet clear how it will be determined who will be allowed into the arena and where people are expected to go if crowds exceed 20,000.
JCCIC recommended that those in town for the inauguration who are unable to attend find other indoor events to watch. The Presidential Inaugural Committee is designating certain places to watch and will provide more information.
It does not appear the National Mall will be one of those designated places, as some fencing there was starting to be dismantled Friday, according to a senior administration official with direct knowledge of the situation, and there are no current plans to broadcast any events on Jumbotrons there.
(Note: Capital One Arena is an indoor facility)
"We will open Capital One Arena on Monday for LIVE viewing of this Historic event, and to host the Presidential Parade," Trump said in part. "I will join the crowd at Capital One, after my Swearing In."
Capital One Arena seats a maximum of 20,000 people. It's not yet clear how it will be determined who will be allowed into the arena and where people are expected to go if crowds exceed 20,000.
JCCIC recommended that those in town for the inauguration who are unable to attend find other indoor events to watch. The Presidential Inaugural Committee is designating certain places to watch and will provide more information.
It does not appear the National Mall will be one of those designated places, as some fencing there was starting to be dismantled Friday, according to a senior administration official with direct knowledge of the situation, and there are no current plans to broadcast any events on Jumbotrons there.
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House Admin: "...alerting constituents that their Inauguration tickets are now simply "commemorative" [View all]
riversedge
6 hrs ago
OP
A lot of DC hotels jack up prices around Inauguration Day, so my guess is that they also
spooky3
3 hrs ago
#44
A lot of them are probably also going to have non-refundable airline reservations, too.
SeattleVet
5 hrs ago
#25
THAT should be included in photos. I'll bet Elon Zuck and Bezos will be attending
underpants
4 hrs ago
#31
If we know anything about Trump, it's that you can certainly believe everything he says...
Dem4life1970
3 hrs ago
#46
I'm sure a lot of those idiots have non-refundable airline or hotel reservations...
SeattleVet
1 hr ago
#55
I doubt it's that many. Hotels are waaayyyy below capacity. I think they know that the crowd wont be big
Wiz Imp
1 hr ago
#56
It was never a people's campaign. It was billionaire tech guys that delivered the vote.
OAITW r.2.0
4 hrs ago
#28