GATLINBURG, Tenn. (WATE) — Gatlinburg kicked off the Fourth of July with its 50th annual Midnight Parade. 6 News spoke with paradegoers on Thursday night as they began to gather along the Parkway.
People poured into downtown Gatlinburg for one of the most iconic Independence Day traditions.
“We’re so excited to watch the parade. We do this every year for our girls and we’re just excited to be here in Gatlinburg,” said attendee Shirley Misiak.
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The parkway is packed with anticipation as spectators claim their spots along the parade route. Some are from East Tennessee, others coming in from all over the country…