Ahead of the swearing-in, Trump will attend a service at St. John's Episcopal Church in the morning. Then, he and Melania Trump will head to the White House for tea with outgoing President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden.

Capital One Arena policy does not allow for attendees to bring belongings inside for the inauguration celebration.

President-elect Donald Trump has arrived in Washington, D.C. ahead of his planned ‘Victory Rally’ at Capital One Arena.

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump will celebrate with supporters with a parade at Capital One Arena Monday afternoon. Trump is expected to speak at Capital One Arena as part of the "Presidential Parade" that was moved indoors.

Bands from across the nation are playing their modified version of their outdoor performance inside of the arena.

Washington’s Capital One Arena was in the global spotlight on Monday as the site of the presidential parade during the inauguration of Donald Trump. Capital One Arena is home to the Washington Capitals (NHL),

Trump said he plans to sign nearly 100 executive orders on his first day. That will happen at a desk set up onstage in Capital One Arena, NewsNation’s Libbey Dean reported. A desk has been set up on stage in Capital One Arena. The desk will be used for Trump to sign Executive Orders this afternoon I’m told. pic.twitter.com/OSdQaX04Og

The cold temperatures did not deter supporters of the 47th President of the United States from getting a chance to witness history. Thousands lined up at Capital One Arena, as early as midnight Monday

Trump arrived at Capital One Arena where he will speak before his supporters who could not attend the inauguration after it was moved inside.

Some looking to attend the presidential parade inside Capitol One Arena in Washington, D.C., had to make a tough choice when they got to the security checkpoint outside: Ditch your bag, or lose a shot at seeing the presidential parade.

Update 9:27 a.m. ET, Jan. 20: Today is not only Inauguration Day but it is also a federal holiday, Martin Luther King Jr. Day. But the work of Washington will continue. Several confirmation votes and meetings are scheduled to be held today.