What to Expect from Charlie Kirk’s Funeral

Charlie Kirk's memorial service is expected to draw thousands of supporters, including Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, to Arizona Sunday.

Top U.S. officials and conservative influencers will attend, amid heightened political tension and sweeping security.

The service, "Building a Legacy: Remembering Charlie Kirk," comes more than a week after Kirk was fatally shot at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, Sept. 10.

Here's what to know about his memorial service.

When and where is Charlie Kirk's memorial service?

State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, will host the service, per Turning Point USA.

Doors are expected to open at 8am local time (around 11am ET) on Sunday. The program begins at 11am local time.

Who is speaking at Charlie Kirk's service?

Turning Point USA shared a list of public figures expected to speak.

• Erika Kirk, Turning Point USA CEO and widow of Kirk
• President Trump
• Vice President JD Vance
• Secretary of State Marco Rubio
• White House chief of staff Susie Wiles
• Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
• Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
• Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard
• White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller
• Donald Trump Jr.
• Tucker Carlson
• Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) will also attend, Axios' Kate Santaliz reports.

Who can attend Charlie Kirk's service?

Admission is currently first-come, first-served, per Turning Point USA. Overflow attendees will be directed to the nearby Desert Diamond Arena.

State Farm Stadium holds 63,400 people. The Glendale Police Department told ABC News that more than 100,000 may attend.

Parking lots open at 7am, with overnight parking prohibited. Registration is encouraged ahead of time.

What to expect at Kirk's service

DHS designated the memorial a Level 1 Special Event Assessment Rating (SEAR) event — the highest security rating typically used for the Super Bowl or Boston Marathon, per ABC News.