Your Roadmap to the 2013 Inauguration Ceremony

How to get tickets, travel tips and much more.

Four More Years - Ahead of President Obama's second inauguration ceremony on Jan. 21, BET.com fills you in on how to get tickets, tips for travel and much more. – Britt Middleton   (Photo: Athit Perawongmetha/Getty Images)
Getting Tickets - Tickets to the swearing-in ceremony are free and are typically distributed on a lottery system by members of U.S. Congress. Contact the office of your state’s senators or representatives to request tickets. (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)
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Getting Tickets - Tickets to the swearing-in ceremony are free and are typically distributed on a lottery system by members of U.S. Congress. Contact the office of your state’s senators or representatives to request tickets. (Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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