Donald Trump’s second inauguration, moved indoors to the Capitol Rotunda due to freezing weather, left many supporters unable to witness the event live.
Cross-country trips end in frustration
Brian Roy from Seattle and Alina Bacallao from California were among those who traveled thousands of miles, only to be forced to watch the ceremony on personal devices after public viewing areas filled to capacity.
Weather and security prompt changes
With temperatures near 22 degrees and concerns over safety, the indoor ceremony disrupted months of planning for large outdoor crowds on the National Mall.
Supporters adapt to changes
Despite disappointment, attendees like Rusty Spence from Atlanta supported the decision, citing the need for safety and comfort in extreme weather.
