Transit Service on the 4th of July
Plan your 4th of July transit options with this roundup of services across the region. From Sound Transit to King County Metro, find out the modified schedules and extended service hours for a smooth holiday commute.
Six Flags Over Georgia July 4 Fireworks Celebration
Six Flags Over Georgia is set to dazzle visitors with a spectacular July 4 Fireworks Celebration presented by Coca-Cola. Attendees can enjoy the patriotic show from various vantage points within the park, with prime viewing spots near popular attractions. For a VIP experience, guests can opt for the exclusive Fireworks Party at Hurricane Harbor Atlanta. In addition to the festivities, Hurricane Harbor is celebrating its 10th anniversary this summer, offering a refreshing escape with water attractions and slides. Excitement is also building for the upcoming debut of the Georgia Surfer, a unique coaster experience combining elements of a thrill ride with a water attraction. Six Flags Over Georgia continues to captivate guests with thrilling offerings and remains a premier destination for family-friendly entertainment.
Chatham County Tax Commissioner’s Offices Closed for Independence Day Holiday
Chatham County Tax Commissioner’s Offices will be closed on July 4 and 5 for Independence Day. Residents can use kiosks and online services during this time. Kiosks for car registration renewal decals will be open at select Kroger locations. Appointments can be scheduled online for various office locations. Visit the official website for online services and resources. Contact (912) 652-7100 or email tax@chathamcounty.org for inquiries.
Traffic Control Measures Announced for July 4th Fireworks in Grand Haven
Get ready for the July 4th Fireworks event in Grand Haven, Michigan with street closures and traffic control measures announced by the Department of Public Safety. Plan ahead as various streets will be closed to vehicular traffic from 6:30 p.m. on July 4th to 2:00 a.m. on July 5th. Police officers will be on hand to assist with traffic flow, including a ‘One Way’ designation on Franklin Street after the fireworks display. Remember, no parking on Franklin from Beacon Blvd to Harbor Drive, and left-hand turns restricted on US 31 between Jackson and Robbins Rd. Pay attention to ‘No Parking Tow Away’ zones and the drawbridge closure from 10:00 p.m. on July 4th to 2:00 a.m. on July 5th.
Top 5 Coolest Destinations for July 4th Travel in the US
Heat warnings have prompted Americans to reconsider their July 4th travel plans, leading to a surge in bookings for cooler vacation spots. Bar Harbor, Maine, Aspen, Colorado, Lake Tahoe, California/Nevada, and Portland, Oregon are among the best and coolest destinations for a July holiday, offering a mix of coastal charm, outdoor adventure, mountain scenery, and urban cultural delights. Consider one of these cool places for a refreshing summer getaway.
Exciting 4th of July Celebrations on Florida’s Space Coast
Experience an unforgettable 4th of July celebration on Florida’s Space Coast with fireworks displays, live music by the Brevard Symphony Orchestra, parades, and more. From the Merritt Island Independence Day Parade to the Symphony Under the Stars in Cocoa Village and the Great American Celebration in Viera, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss the ‘Red, White and Boom’ 4th of July Celebration in Titusville for a night of music, food, activities, and fireworks. Bring your loved ones and create lasting memories this holiday weekend!
Record Number of Travelers Expected for July 4th Week
Nearly 71 million people are expected to travel over the July 4th week, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. AAA projects a record-breaking 60.6 million travelers will journey by car, with gas prices lower than last year. Air traffic is also anticipated to reach a new high, with 5.74 million individuals flying to their destinations. Travelers are advised to plan ahead and take necessary precautions for a smooth travel experience.