Pretty good size store, I've never been firework shopping before today, but they have a wide…read morevariety of fireworks(big and loud/cute and quiet). They made up some value packs from $50-$70, and will give you a deal if you buy 3 value packs. I like to shop the small guys and I'm so glad I did. Even though Phantom Fireworks is across the street and has billboards everywhere, I decided not to go in mainly because there was a line outside and it was one out, one in. Fantasy had the entire store BOGO free. They also gave us stuff for free and worked with our budget. They were very helpful in asking how much space we had to lite the fireworks and gave us recommendations. We stopped in after leaving water country and they even took our wet money lol. The parking lot is on the smaller side, but seeing they are so helpful, people are in and out and there was no issue parking. We will be return customers next year.

I don't even know where to begin. I never write reviews. Never met a staff that was so helpful at…read morea store ever. Trust me if you need fireworks you go to these guys they know what's up!

best price fireworks store is newly expanded and remodeled into…read moreseabrook, new hampshire largest fireworks store. there slogan is "we never run out of fireworks"! go to best price fireworks stores and see the largest election of gigantic family boxes , 500 gram cakes 2023 and much much more!

From the owner: Customer service great fireworks at a great priceread more

Like the first reviewer said, I'm one of those crazy Massholes that travels over the border just…read morefor fireworks! I took my first trip to Phantom for the last 4th of July, and I swear, once you get off the exit, there are firework stores everywhere! As soon as I pulled into the parking lot, I saw other people with cars from Massachusetts, there on the same mission. When you walk into the store, they check IDs and print you out a slip that you eventually bring to the register when you cash out. There are always tons of deals going on. This one time in particular, everything was buy one get one free. We definitely stocked up with things ranging from novolties, little sparklers, all the way up to the more expensive multiple shooters like the Brew Haha and the Rain of Fire [ super cool! My favorite ]. I felt like I was in a Cost Co or a BJ's especially made for Fireworks: Firework heaven. They had isles of different things to blow up, and on the overhead TVs, there were demonstrations of certain fireworks in action. I will definitely be back!

Came here this year and was disappointed with the deals. Usually they'll have a buy one get one or…read moresomething like that. This year they had a coupon- buy a toy or pet item for over 6.99 to get 65% off any item (no assortments) up to $129.99. Then they had an additional coupon buy a toy or pet item for $29.99 and get the New Yorker assortment for $99 ($249 original price). We were interested in the assortment but didn't want to buy a $30 toy. These were the available items to choose from that were over $29.99: A water gun A light up sword A bubble machine A light up dog harness No thanks. I don't want to have to buy something that I'm never going to use and seriously overpriced. I went a few miles over and really liked what we got from there. Phantom is super marked up. They definitely have a great selection but it's waaaaay over priced. The employees were hit or miss. Lots of the teenaged boys seemed uninterested. One of the older ladies was super helpful. She was on the way to her break holding her lunch and she still helped us out.

Owners are wonderful people. Very polite and friendly. They will give you the time of day. Tony…read morehelped me look exactly for what I wanted and had an awesome show. They even have the most adorable puppies! Highly recommend if youre in the area!!

Place is pretty much just a mini mart that sells fireworks for a premium. Owner didn't like…read morehearing that I got better price down the road at Atomic. $50 fireworks were like $24.99 at Atomic i dont know how this guy sells anything.

Had a good time Saturday at the Hampton beach seafood festival…read more The beer tent was adjacent to one stage and all the cans were 16 oz. for $6 which isn't ridiculous for an event like this. There were 3x more "stuff" vendors than food vendors (always love to see more food vendors). Huge advantage to an event like this is the ability to hit multiple vendors for a snack. We tried out the clam chowder from Rye Harbor Lobster pound, a fried clam basket from another vendor and oysters on the half shell from another vendor (and sampled a beer or two). If you go, I'd suggest you arrive early. By the time we left the food lines were getting pretty long and it was getting hot. Bands were loud and decent, stopped by the food demonstration and it was underwhelming. Good time - will make plans to go again.

For the 2017 Hampton Beach Seafood Festival (September 8 - 10, 2017), the admission prices were:…read more$5 Friday $10 Saturday admission $8 Sunday Children under 12 get in for free We attended on Saturday and took advantage of their free in-town satellite parking and free shuttle (school bus!) service. Wristbands were conveniently offered for sale (cash only) at our parking lot (no line!) so we paid up before boarding for our quick 10 min ride to the beach. Each bus route was conveniently marked with a letter. ATMs were available, while some vendors would also accept credit cards. Both portapotties and real bathrooms with running water (and longer lines) were available. Having arrived past lunch time, with empty stomachs, we hit the two food tents first. I had done my reconnaissance, so I made a beeline to Rye's with their 4.5 star rating on Yelp, and their fluffy chowder. On the way, I spied a tempting pile of onion rings pass by, but before I could discover the source, a friend had hit upon 1.5 star La Spiaggia and returned with a huge blooming onion which we tore into and which easily satisfied the hankering for fried onion of some sort. Seafood stew at Old Salt was well reviewed by another, but there was only so much a stomach could handle. The chowder at the cooking demo tent called out to us, but they ran out before the back rows had the chance to troop through. So we settled in a spot in the middle rows to await the next and final demo, by Community Oven. In the meantime, I had a fun moment when I realized the name of the preceding chef sounded familiar and had a lightbulb moment when I made the connection to the recent steak cooking competition I had attended - yes, Justin Rexroad was indeed a contestant! Basically, the price of admission was for the food samples I tasted from the chef demo, including some yummy soft homemade marshmallows, and a few freebies and samples from other vendors and businesses that had set up shop along the boulevard, as many of the restaurants participating in the festival already had storefronts alongside the road. There was also live music entertainment at the stage lined with rows of seating before it. We had a good time, though we decided to avoid the mass exodus by departing prior to the scheduled fireworks on Saturday.

This "beach" is so overcrowded. Believe me, I get its summer. Also, boardwalk was extremely…read moredirty. You can smell sewage as you walk past restaurants . It was my first time here, and it will be my last. Not impressed.

While on a 6 state exploration of the upper NE US during the late summer. My friends and I stopped…read moreat several beaches in Maine and NH. This was the best. The combination of easy parking along the very long beach and the countless options of dining and shopping along the boardwalk was a great way to spend an afternoon into the evening.