Who’s in the Vail America Days Parade? See the full lineup for Fourth of July floats
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Anthony Thornton | Daily file photo
The Vail America Days Parade rolls through the streets of Vail starting at 10 a.m., heading west from Golden Peak on July Fourth.
Here’s a look at the order of the floats parading through Vail.
1: Parade Escort — town of Vail police
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2: VFW Post 10721-Flag Honor Guard
3: Grand Marshals-Elaine and Art Kelton
4: Vail Town Council
5: The Gallegos Corp.
6: Walking Mountains Science Center
7: Town of Vail Fire Department
8: Vail Mountain Rescue Group
9: Spirit of America
10: Denver District Pipe Band
11: Vail Valley Young Life
12: Heart Rod
13: Camp Vail-Vail Recreation District
14: Uncle Sam Stilt Walkers
15: 1950 Sprat-Platte Dodge Pick-Up
16: Alpine Arts Center
17: Canine Companions for Independence
18: Minturn Anglers
19: Alpine Bank and Vail Jazz-My Favorite Things
20: Eagle County Republicans
21: White Water Express Car Wash
22: Rocky Mountain Adventure Rentals
23: Beauty and the Beats
24: Skipper & Scout
25: Sage Outdoor Adventures
26: Eagle County Paramedic Services
27: Steammaster
28: Vail Valley Jeep Club
29: Eagle County Schools-Bookmobile
30: Vail Mountaineer Hockey Club
31: Disaster Restoration Services
32: 10th Mountain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution
33: U.S. Forest Service
34: Boston Consulting Group
35: A Hygge Summer
36: Eagle County Democratic Party
37: Vail Gymnastics
38: Special Olympics Dream Team
39: Rewind
40: REVER
41: Frost Creek
42: S’More Fun in the Great Outdoors!
43: FREESKIER 4th
44: Vail’s Great Outdoors
45: Minturn’s Blue Starlite Drive-In
46: Chabad Jewish Center
47: Martin Family
48: Fat City Band
49: Eagle River Pony Club
50: The Red Lion
51: Vail Valley Jet Center
52: Vail Automotive Classic
53: Teva and T’filah
54: Playhouse Project
55: Duchess Ride
56: Eagle County 4-H Club
57: Ducks Gone Wild
58: Town of Vail Sweep
59: Precision Lawn Chair Demonstration Team
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