If you are use to purchasing in SC then this place will make you scratch your head. Although the…read morestaff were friendly and helpful what you will not find are low prices, big variety, or a lot of items in stock. That being said, maybe in a year or so when competition increase due to the changes in the law, this place will get better.

Nice selection and decent prices. Especially at last minute. Plus this post is giving me some free…read morestuff.

Overpriced compared to other shops in the area. Although couth isn't my first concern with a…read morefireworks store, the attitude of the owners is interesting.

From the owner: Welcome to Patriot Fireworks. We offer a large selection of fireworks and one of the only stores…read moreopen year round. Think of us on July 4th, special occasions or just to have fun!

Great selection and a vast price range. But unfortunately someone that seemed to worked there…read morefollowed me around the entire time border line harassing me. Empty cart blue shirt and beat up Jordans. I just got off from work so I was looking a bit rough but that doesn't justify being followed around. "We had a big spender spend 8k in here"

Great place to get fireworks. The employees are very nice the store is very clean and organized…read more They always have nice sales. The selection of fireworks is amazing. They have just about any thing and if they don't they will help you find something close.

Had a great time attending our Grandson's Saturday Soccer game…read more The park was wonderful and even had RV camping sites and a water park!! Great fun!!

5 stars for ambiance 1 star for fishing no bites just tons of seaweed try somewhere else ‍read more

Best prices in the area . No marked up bogo deals . I go here every year …read more.............. .........................................................

From the owner: We've been serving the Tri-State area for the last 17 years, and our staff has more than 90 years…read moreof industry experience. Not only do we carry the largest selection of fireworks in the area, but nobody beats our prices.

We keep coming back year after year to stock up for the holiday. The in store selection is…read morewarehouse like, and there's always a deal. Pro-tips- get on their mailing list and bring the flyer coupons in with you. Also there's a lot better bargains a few weeks before the 4th than when you get closer. Also, make sure to dump your pockets in the car, just to be safe, and keep your ID handy.

My family stops to get $300-$400 worth of fireworks every year after our camping trip. It has been…read morea tradition. My daughter who is 7 asked to use the bathroom because it was an emergency. 2 rude ladies informed us there is no public restrooms. One lady pointed outside to the porta potty's. There was currently a truck picking them up. So there was no porta potty's to use and they couldn't find any kindness in their hearts to let a little girl use the bathroom. I pleaded to let her please go and they just shrugged their shoulders.

Great selection. Reasonable prices. Exceptional customer service . Plenty of parking.read more

Researched for a couple days on where to buy some fireworks on the way home from our Luray Va…read morevacation. All searches and reviews led to the dudes, Pyro Dudes Fireworks. You will not find the buy 1 get 2 gimmick, or the buy 1 get 1 gimmick. You will just find reasonably prices fireworks with a very knowledgeable dude to help you pick. Seriously, do not waste your time at tents or the other stands, just go here. You will get 3 to 4 times as much product for the same price. You might even get some bonus stuff at checkout. it is easily worth the 2+ hour ride to go here for my yearly display, but guess what, if you order $500 worth online, he will ship it to you for free... So now I can buy more, because I just saved gas money.. BOOM

I went to Celebrate Fairfax for the 1st on 6/9/17, 6/10/17 and 6/11/17…read more It is apparent that Celebrate Fairfax has grown over the past couple of years from a traditional carnival. You take the shuttle (because there is not enough parking at the festival for everyone who attends) from either Fair Oaks Mall or a nearby business park and walk right past the traditional carnival rides. I remember as a child. After the carnival rides you past vendors selling everything from coffee to Botox (agree with other Yelpers Celebrate Fairfax is not focused on crafts). After you past the vendors you are welcomed by the smells of food from everything from chicken to popcorn. After you past the food vendors, you arrive at the stage (concerts are offered on Friday and Saturday night). I was primarily interested in attending Celebrate Fairfax to see Bush (which turned out to be one of the best concerts I have experienced from the sounds to crowd) and when I looked at the ticket price I said "hey a 3 day ticket doesn't cost that much more". The concert space has chairs for anyone who wants to sit and if the band turns out to be super popular (and no chairs are left) you can either sit on the very small lawn space or stand. At the end of each concert there is a great fireworks displayed. I was impressed by the half hour show (stayed for the entire display on Saturday night). The fireworks displayed can be seen at almost every part of the festival (e.g. at the concert space or near the rides). The last day of Celebrate Fairfax the organizers tried something different this year and hosted a Brewfest. It was a really nice mixture of cider and beer. I heard from someone who attended the previous year that the organizers focused more on wine than beer. I think. Beer is better bet because I think you will attract more people because beer (in my opinion) offers more variety. I loved the concept of unlimited pours (and no tickets for tastes). If I had one compliant about the Brewfest portion it would be to have more sun umbrellas and dump buckets available. I know. It can be hard to predict the weather but Celebrate Fairfax happens every year in June and therefore rain or shine you can expect it to be hot. On that note, you can bring in Camel Backpacks into the festival. It is very helpful to have a large source of water available since all of Celebrate Fairfax (except for the restrooms and train display in the Government Center) is outside. In a nutshell, I am super psyched to live in Northern VA so I can attend Celebrate Fairfax (fingers crossed they have another great band(s) next year).

Why wouldn't that have a shady area or more cooling stations…read more Non gender porta potty's - gross. Very little choices for picky kids, vegan or other diets- maybe pack your own stuff. Fair food.