We have been going to their store for the last 5 years. It was said when they closed down their…read moreHolden location but with their great/fair prices and overall selection of fireworks, they were well worth the drive to Lincoln. The owners and staff are always awesome to talk to and very friendly.

We stopped here on our way home for some fireworks, of course! The girl working was so sweet and…read morefriendly and helped us pick out exactly what we wanted! They also had some great deals going on. Fun place to shop around for your fireworks needs!

M & I have been coming to this Maine fireworks chainstore location for the last 4-5 yrs. There are…read morecurrently 7 other locations of Pyro City in Maine (Skowhegan, Winslow, Farmington, Manchester, Windham, Ellsworth & Presque Isle), which we've not been to because we always make this Edgecomb shop part of our road trip when visiting Portland. They have an awesome array of fireworks at reasonable prices..to name a few, Extreme Chaos, Fright Night, Neon Demon, The Godfather, Kaboom...all a blast (haha..I'm punny)! The employees are friendly & great at recommending what's best for the occasion + they have a record of all the products you purchased & were happy with in the past. They will even show you videos of how fireworks will look like before you buy them. And they have every reason to be gung-ho about fireworks. Firework-lover & owner Steve Marson travels to China, where most of the fireworks are manufactured, a couple of times a year, sits on the product development board at Black Cat Fireworks (China) & has been working at his beloved "hobby" turned business for 46+ years! And even though it's a huge standalone building w/ it's own parking lot, this particular shop may be hard to spot. So if you're coming from Red's Eats, keep your eyes pealed for it on the right side of Rte 1 (across from Sheepscot River Pottery & Peapod Jewelry) right after you cross the Donald Davey Bridge. Did I also mention that it's a good restroom pit-stop..especially coming from Red's Eats? Thanks @PyroCityMaine for letting us use your restroom & setting my family up @ home w/ a #awesome Macy's-quality #4thofjuly #fireworks display at a fraction of the cost! See U guys soon! Xoxo's from @Zenfoodster :) Good to note... 2012 Maine law currently allows fireworks sales & use in Maine but certain towns have the ability to prohibit their sale & use within their town limits. So although it may be legal on the state level, it may not be on the local level. Just make sure you know the rules in your town before you drop a load on your fireworks display! ;)

Beyond awesome, coming from California where the best you can get are sparklers. Prices are cheap…read moreand products are great

Very helpful very organized Just not as big as I'm used to…read moreseeing in New Hampshire. Prices are reasonable. Easy to find.

They have lots of fireworks and very helpful staff. It was great for a beginner firework enthusiast…read morelike me.

I'm no stranger to parks and beautiful natural places, but Acadia is like a dreamscape. There's…read morestunning ocean views from crumbling gorgeous cliff sides. There are lakes, streams, ponds, scenic lighthouses, boats, bikes, trails, gardens, crazy hikes with vertical iron rungs, rolling forest hikes, lighthouses, and more! The main issue you'll run into is crowds.. lots of people want to come here, especially in July and August. Best thing to do, go in as early as possible, do some things, take a break, go back again after 3. If you're early, you can get a parking spot then work from there. If you are flexible on time, take advantage of the shuttles, but be warned, they may be full, and they don't run every 10-15 minutes, so plan accordingly. I would be in the park by 7, have plans maybe on a tour in Bar Harbor late morning or early afternoon, then head back after 4, and I got to all the must-do's, ie hiked the Beehive, the Bubbles, Cadillac Mountain sunrise and sunset (reserve this early as spots sell out, I booked mine 3 months in advance the minute they released and they were sold out shortly later, especially sunrise tickets), Jordan Pond and popovers, Bass Harbor Lighthouse, as well as some boat tours in the area, including very successful whale and puffin watching. For more hints and tips, I watched some YouTube videos, there's great info out there, especially the videos from Ash, a former park ranger, who has loads of helpful tips to get around and not spend your trip sitting in traffic or waiting in a parking spot.

Did we go in a wrong entrance or something?!…read more I was underwhelmed for sure. We walked a few trails and took some photos but ??? Im very glad we hit Cadillac Mountain - that's where it's at!!!

This place is great! Great selection and great value! The staff "Greg squared" were so helpful…read more This summer was my first time purchasing big displays and Greg the assistant manager walked me through everything. This last time I met Greg the manager and he was equally as helpful and kind. There are coupons that they will share with you and answer any questions. I highly recommend this place.

Excellent and very knowledgeable staff. Everyone is very passionate about what they're doing. I…read morewill definitely be coming back again and again, the respect and understanding and help is unmatched! A fantastic experience from start to finish.

In one word - spectacular!!! I was lucky enough to witness a show they recently produced and it…read morerivaled anything I have ever seen at a nationally-broadcasted Fourth of July show. It was absolutely incredible and it seemed to go on for a very long time. Everyone I was with was thoroughly impressed and they got a standing ovation from the crowd. I happened to chat with the woman that selected Central Maine Pyrotechnics the next day and she said they were superb to work with. They were exceedingly professional and handled everything for her. If I ever need a fireworks display, I know whom to call. Thanks for a great show! Your people did a great job!

My family and I have been coming to the Moxie Festival for 20 years and still love it. The parade…read moreis crazy and super fun. There are lots of food trucks, vendors and family fun activities. Plus plenty of the strangely likable soda that the festival honors!!

I went this year for the first time. I had really high expectations because there are so many other…read moregreat festivals and fairs in Southern Maine. This is not on the level of a Cumberland County Fair or even a Yarmouth Clam Festival or even the Lewiston Balloon Festival. There are no rides and very few games. There are some vendors making it feel like a flea market and a good number of food trucks. There is a stage with live music and performances on a large field, as well as a parade, but if you're not here for that, it is relatively low key. After telling some folks that were born and raised here about it, they said it is basically a family reunion for the locals. There also isn't very much Moxie. There aren't fun Moxie foods or merch. It is all very basic and somewhat boring. I think they could do a much better job with this, but it seems as though they don't need to bother trying harder since it pleases and is for the locals. If you're not from the area, plan a trip to Topsham Fair instead. If you're traveling to attend this, unless you're the biggest Moxie fan there is, you will be disappointed.