"If it wasn’t for our military, we wouldn’t be where we’re at today," said Ben Dehart with Zambelli Fireworks. "That is my favorite part of of shooting fireworks on 4th of July."

Orlando police chief Eric Smith said safety is top of mind as more than 100,000 people are expected to pack Lake Eola Park for the Fireworks at the Fountain celebration.

Last year, thousands of people panicked and rushed away from Lake Eola after someone had yelled there was some sort of incident. However, law enforcement said there was no actual safety threat outside of the unnecessary panic.

Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer invites the public to the 46th annual Fireworks at the Fountain on Tuesday, July 4 at Lake Eola Park.

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Orlando Commissioners Regina Hill and Patty Sheehan applauded the quick response of law enforcement as no serious injuries were reported from the resulting mass exodus of people.

At least 12 people were injured in a stampede at Lake Eola as Fourth of July parkgoers ran from what they thought was a shooting.

An investigation is underway near the Fourth of July celebration in Orlando.

Watch live coverage of Orlando's Fireworks at the Fountains at Lake Eola from News 6 on ClickOrlando.com, with several livestreams and headlines from Orlando, Florida.

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Fireworks at the Fountain is returning to Lake Eola this Fourth of July weekend.

After a year without Fireworks at the Fountain, the city of Orlando is bringing back the annual July 4th show.

ORLANDO, Fla. The 4th of July fireworks show at Orlandos Lake Eola Park is the latest victim of the novel coronavirus. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said Tuesday afternoon he has made the decision to cancel this years Fireworks at the Fountain. Every year, News 6 and ClickOrlando.com broadcasts the fireworks show live. This July 4th, News 6 will present a pre-recorded compilation of the brightest and biggest fireworks from the past several years at Lake Eola. To keep up with the latest news on the pandemic, subscribe to News 6s coronavirus newsletter or go to ClickOrlando.com/coronavirus.