"Stand Here" is a great idea for visitors as downtown Gatlinburg's skyline will transform into a flood of brilliant colors on the night of Friday, July 4, 2008 when the sights and sounds of a spectacular fireworks display will fill the night sky in commemoration of America's independence.The fireworks show, scheduled to begin shortly after sunset, will be a twenty-minute production with visibility throughout the downtown area.
Numerous segments of the show will feature spectacular rocket burst 500 feet overhead. "The downtown Parkway will be the best place to watch the show," stated George Hawkins, Special Events Manager for Gatlinburg's Department of Tourism. "Between traffic light #3 and the sky lift, our visitors will have great views, as will the businesses and accommodations that overlook the downtown area." "By staging the fireworks in this manner, spectators can enjoy the attractions, shops, nightlife, and restaurants downtown prior to the display, with no worry about finding a good viewing spot as the fireworks begin," Hawkins added. "The display should make for a perfect finale to Gatlinburg's Fourth of July Celebration."
Numerous segments of the show will feature spectacular rocket burst 500 feet overhead. "The downtown Parkway will be the best place to watch the show," stated George Hawkins, Special Events Manager for Gatlinburg's Department of Tourism. "Between traffic light #3 and the sky lift, our visitors will have great views, as will the businesses and accommodations that overlook the downtown area." "By staging the fireworks in this manner, spectators can enjoy the attractions, shops, nightlife, and restaurants downtown prior to the display, with no worry about finding a good viewing spot as the fireworks begin," Hawkins added. "The display should make for a perfect finale to Gatlinburg's Fourth of July Celebration."
