I stopped in here a few days before the 4th and was grateful they still had a good amount in stock…read more The owner was walking some folks around, and I was impressed by his honesty and good advice. I asked him a question and he listened to what I was looking for and then made several suggestions that turned out excellent. Their prices seem really good, and it was much less of a hassle than some big places down the road. The quality was also top notch, with bright colors and no duds. My girls loved everything I picked up, and I will definitely be back here next year and for any other pyrotechnic needs. This store is fantastic!

Super knowledgeable and helpful staff, with well organized and diverse selection. Bonus for…read moredirecting us to safe and fun things that the under 10 crowd will enjoy!

We decided to take the morning and go to the nature center. You can get in the park with a pass or…read morepay $10 for the day. You can also get a pass through michigan activity pass through your local library which is what we did. There was a lot of parking available probably due to the rain. When we walked in, it was super quiet and cute. They have a little table with puzzles and another area with different rocks and fossils. They have tons of turtles to look at as well. They have a play center with a table too. You can do some bird watching in the chairs by the window. This is a perfect spot for toddlers because it is safe and enclosed. My kids did pretty good.

I absolutely love coming to the Lake St Clair Metropark, especially on Sunday evenings in the…read moresummer when they have free concerts. They actually have an enclosed pavilion where the band plays and people can dance on the nice dance floor. Inside the pavilion there are nice air conditioned bathrooms! The park is also nice for walking or biking and they actually have a little water park section that is very nice!!

The annual fireworks put on by the City o St. Clair Shores at Veteran's Memorial Park is a great…read morecelebration. Fireworks, music, food trucks, all for the low $5.00 admission price. A nice event every year.

Resident of over 45 years here. Suggested the spot to my daughter as a place to walk with her…read morefriend visiting for the holiday with her puppy. The girls were verbally attacked by an elderly man for having the puppy with them. I've never been a dog owner and the girls missed a sign when they entered the park so they were shocked when the man ran up to them screaming, "What is wrong with you? Why would you bring a dog in here? Are you stupid? Can you not read the sign?!" The girls and the puppy were shocked, scared and confused; they told the man they hadn't seen a sign and were leaving but he kept screaming at them that he was going to call the police and have them ticketed and arrested for breaking the law. I'm absolutely disgusted this would happen, for two girls to be verbally attacked and insulted over an honest mistake is sickening. Back in my day a simple "excuse me young ladies but there is a sign out front stating dogs are not permitted" would have sufficed.

Old wooden jungle gyms are good for exploring and using your imagination. Modern playgrounds are…read moreonly good for playing. Thankfully this park has both! And some cool stone figures to play on, a splash pad park and a little train area for little ones. Lots of areas to walk, roam and bring your dog. Truly, miss Parks like this and wish there were some in Arizona. They are so nostalgic and remind me of being a little kid back home in Michigan.

Wonderful park with a pond and a spring for nature discovery. Loads of play equipment and picnic…read moretables, with clean restrooms nearby. Our favorite spot!

What a fantastic hidden gem here in MH and quite an accessible park. It's located behind the police…read morestation and the Lamphere high school off 13 mile and John R. We grabbed some carry out from Trizest and picked this park since it's close by and there are several picnic tables, even a sheltered area and a nice walking path up and around the hill. The top of the hill is a great spot to sit and watch the sunset. The walking path around the park is pretty decent as far as length goes. There's also a little playground for kids, a baseball diamond and other recreational areas of the park. There are several different areas to park as well. During the pandemic it's a great spot to get some carry out and have an ad hoc picnic with your family and friends. There's some volleyball games going on tonight as well. It's great to have a little picnic at one of the tables and then go for a walk after dinner. We then stick around to watch the sunset up on the hill.

I went to get fireworks for the New Years Eve celebration and found them to be open. The owner was…read morethere along with another woman who was working the cash register. Both were super cool and had a ton of information about M80's and other fireworks. Their selection was pretty good. I will definitely be going back.

This guy is the BEST. He almost left Church on Sunday morning (Mother's Day) when he heard how I…read morewanted to blow up a crapload of fireworks in my mom's backyard to celebrate her during this C-19 zombie apocalypse. Family owned and family minded shop. Great people, great selection and great prices. Don't shop anywhere else, folks.

There are plenty of places in the state of Michigan to get fireworks. Do not I repeat, do not shop…read morewith these crooks. Of course they don't have the items clearly priand once they overcharge you they refuse to give you your money back or exchange the item for something that is valuable enough that you would feel like you did not get chippeOf course, they don't have the items clearly priand once they overcharge you, they refuse to give you your money back or exchange the item for something that is valuable enough that you would feel like you did not get cheated.

It's amazing there can be a fireworks store of this size - or any size - that operates year round…read morein Michigan. It's like a supermarket of fireworks. I guess they pay for that overhead with marked up product, though. I felt like that Zach Galifinakis from the Hangover meme trying to figure out if I was actually saving anything with their much ballyhooed two for one deals. Signs point to no but if you really want to get ripped off go shopping at Phantom with no two for ones like I did on July 5th when I just had to get in one last holiday blast. I got almost shockingly little for north of $150. I mean, I was unemployment rich from pandemic aid but I really wasn't looking to burn that much cash. There's better bargains to be found in the tents pitched up in finer parking lots throughout the Detroit suburbs, places I don't know the names of or how to go about reviewing on Yelp. Hell, I don't even remember the intersection the one I went to this year was at, just that it was in a liquor store parking lot. They might not have the epic grand finale package that Phantom had, but I don't know anyone looking to plunk down those kind of ducats anyway. The sheer size of the phantasmagoria of pyrotechnics here keeps me from kicking it down to the single star cellar here but Phantom Fireworks really is more like phantom deals. And there's certainly better deals and better service at XL Fireworks on 15 Mile. Phantom was woefully understaffed both times I bought fireworks there, with employees sporting dead tired looking eyes pleading HELP ME! and only one register open with a long and slow moving line on my second visit. The gregarious guy at XL came up to me and asked me what I was looking for. At Phantom there might have been one or two workers posted up in the aisles but they were always attending to packs of pyros with others hanging around the periphery ready to bombard them with their questions next. Best to help myself I figured. Seeing similar gripes in other reviews I'm reminded of that old Yogi Berra line "Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded. " And the thing is it's not even that crowded; understaffing just makes it seem that way. Forget Phantom's b.s. two for one "sale prices". Go find everyday low prices elsewhere.

Came here for some celebratory fireworks and other things like confetti cannons and stuff, but they…read morehad all doors locked and had a pretty ghetto ridden down sign that says he's not here and to call his personal number, i called 6 times and never got one answer or response, i wasn't able to go into the place at all, snd no calls or voicemails were answered. EDIT: he called us back 6 times and when we said we don't want to buy anything anymore in the most respectful way possible, cuz we've been sitting outside for THIRTY MINUTES AND HE GOT MAD AT US.... he said we wasted his time and nobody had anything he has and we'd waste our own time, he got super super angry, not in a way a business owner should or anyone else should, i felt like i was being road raged at he was that angry, he's super egotistical and wont be receiving any of my friends or families business

Pat was super helpful in finding what I needed. Great selection. Come shop!! Great value for what…read moreyou're getting

It's a beautiful park with plenty of activities. Whether it be American football or soccer Or…read morefrisbee, there is always some activity going on. You have tons of runners also running thru the trails. It has a nice playground also for children to enjoy themselves. I was walking thru the trails also on a beautiful fall afternoon last month with the fall foliage in full effect. It was a beautiful sight with yellow and orange shades along with greenery that was coming toward the end of season. It was a very refreshing walk as I was making my way to a nearby sushi restaurant. The breeze was a little cooler and the temperature was around 60 degrees. A beautiful autumn day.

Heritage Park is conveniently located by the Canton Public Library and Summit on the Park, a…read morecommunity center with a gym, pool, and senior center. Heritage Park is fine for residents to get some exercise around the pond. City-sponsored events are held here, like the annual Liberty Fest and carnival, summer music concerts at the amphitheater, and decorations are put up at Christmastime. Heritage Park is not the best park I've come across. I prefer larger parks with more trees and natural habitat, but I suppose it is better than nothing.