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I think you can just go. You can also line the streets and wave at the motorcade.
Aha - "It was Ronald Reagan who moved the ceremony to the Mall side of the Capitol, a site that could accommodate hundreds of thousands of spectators." - Commentary Series: Inauguration Day
I have no idea either. I live in DC and I'm planning to take off work that day and just show up. I'm sure there will be thousands and thousands of people flooding downtown.
I believe that tickets are only required for the bleachers in front of the site for the actual swearing in. You don't need tickets to be on the parade route of course. There will be numerous public and semi-private affairs some are generally open to the general public.
We live in nOrth Carolina and we just moved here so I'm not sure who to call. I read the story in VIrginia and they are taking request now.
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