Just for fun, Stone Mountain Patch asked the park to give us an overview, by the numbers, of what a typical Fourth of July weekend is like at the rock. Here's what they said:

33 million: Total number of people who have seen the fireworks over 44 years.

100,000: Number of attendees last year.

35,000: Bags of ice used.

15,000: Pieces of fried chicken consumed.

8,000: Slices of pizza sold.

6,000: GLO Necklaces sold.

2,000: Funnel cakes eaten.

1,200: Hot dogs cooked.

700: Amount of bulk candy devoured.

55: American flags displayed.

44: Number of years the Fantastic Fourth Celebration has taken place.

3: Nights of fireworks at the park (July 2,3,4).

2: Lasershows shown on July 4 (insider info: first one starts at 9:30 pm and the second one is shown around 10:30 p.m.)

Many thanks to park spokeswoman Jeanine Jones and other folks at Stone Mountain Park for providing these numbers.