A list of banned items for Charlie Kirk’s funeral this weekend has been revealed, as well as the penalty for anyone who shows up to the event with a bag.
On 10 September, the 31-year-old right-wing activist was shot during an event at Utah Valley University.
Suspect Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old state native, has since appeared in court and faces seven charges, including aggravated murder and witness tampering.
Kirk’s funeral is set to take place over the weekend, with both US President Donald Trump and his Vice President JD Vance set to make speeches.
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Below, we’ve detailed everything you need to know about Kirk’s funeral, including how to register for the service and what items you’re not allowed to bring in.
When and where is Charlie Kirk’s funeral?
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A memorial service for the Kirk will be held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday (21 September).
The venue is the home of the Arizona Cardinals and the annual American college football bowl game, the Fiesta Bowl.
It’s previously held three Super Bowls (2008, 2015, and 2023) and can house more than 60,000 fans.
Arizona is where Kirk’s company, Turning Point USA, is headquartered and is also where he and his wife, Erika Kirk, lived with their two children before his death.
Who can attend Charlie Kirk’s funeral?
Both members of the public and high-ranking political figures can attend Kirk’s funeral over the weekend.
Mourners who want to pay their respects can register to attend the event, with funeral seating tickets being issued on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the Fight For Charlie website.
For anyone else hoping to attend the event, there will be an overflow at the next-door Desert Diamond Arena.
Prohibited items at Charlie Kirk’s funeral
An extensive list of banned items has been published by State Farm Stadium.
The event venue claims that surrendered items cannot be held by security teammates and should not be left unattended in the landscape/carparks.
The prohibited articles include, but are not limited to:
- Aerosol cans
- Alcohol
- Ammunition
- Animals (except for service animals)
- Anything that can make a noise - whistles, horns, bells, etc.
- Balloons
- Drinks other than one (1) sealed, non-frozen 500ml plain bottle of water
- Drinks containers, including glass bottles, souvenir cups, and thermos bottles
- Bicycles
- Brooms
- Chewing tobacco
- Clothing deemed obscene or indecent
- Containers made
- Drinks or food coolers made of thermal, glass and/or metal
- Drones or any other unmanned aircraft system
- Fireworks
- Flammable liquids
- Food - except for children under the age of two
- Inflated or deflated footballs and beach balls
- GoPro cameras
- Illegal drugs
- Laptops
- Laser pointers
- Marijuana
- Motorised mobility devices
- Packages
- Pepper spray
- Poles or sticks
- Posters or signs
- Range finders
- Seat cushions with zips, pockets, and/or concealable areas
- Skateboards, golf carts, roller blades, and hoverboards
- Strollers, wagons, and/or car sets
- Structures
- Souvenir popcorn buckets
- Toy firearms
- Tripods
- Umbrellas larger than 12 inches
- Video cameras
- Weapons - firearms, explosives, and knives
- Any other item deemed inappropriate or hazardous by security
No-bag policy
The State Farm Stadium has stipulated that it is operating a no-bag policy during the funeral of Kirk.
Guests arriving with a bag will be asked to return their bags to their vehicles and will be asked to rejoin the line from the end, as per the Fight For Charlie website.
Security protocol at Charlie Kirk's funeral
Guests arriving at the Arizona institution will be subjected to strict security measures.
These include magnetometers, which will screen all attendees and their belongings.
Physical pat-downs will only be done for those with medical exemptions, the venue has confirmed.
People who do not consent to the medical detector screening or a physical pat-down will be denied entry.
Turning Point USA warned attendees that these enhanced security measures are in place 'may result in longer wait times than usual'.
State Farm Stadium will not tolerate any behaviour that is deemed as 'unruly, disruptive, or illegal in nature'.
Anyone who is intoxicated or is showing other signs of alcohol or substance impairment that results in irresponsible behaviour will be asked to leave the premises.
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