Frequently asked questions

No. We do not ship fireworks. Texas law does not allow mail-order sales of consumer fireworks, and every order is local pickup at our store, 5159 I-30, Caddo Mills, TX 75135. Reserve online, then come pick it up in person.

Place your order online and we will have it ready for you at the store. You will get a confirmation when your order is ready. Then drive to 5159 I-30 in Caddo Mills (I-30 Exit 83), pay at the counter, and we will help you load up.

You pay in the store when you pick up your order. We take cash and all major cards. Nothing is charged online. Texas sales tax of 8.25% is added at pickup.

Yes. You can place a reservation online any time. Pickup starts on opening day of the season, so plan to come in on or after that date. You pay when you pick up.

We carry a full range of consumer fireworks: 500 gram cakes, 200 gram cakes, fountains, roman candles, firecrackers, novelties, sparklers, reloadable artillery shells and assortment packs. We stock top brands like Raccoon, Black Cat, T-Sky, Brothers Pyro, Winda and TX Pyro.

Our sister business, Dallas Sparklers, handles wedding and party sparklers. It is run by the same owner, at the same location. Visit dallassparklers.com for wedding send-off sparklers and event help.

No. We are open seasonally, during the fireworks seasons Texas law allows. Our season dates and hours are posted on the site. Follow us on Facebook or sign up for texts and email to hear about opening dates and specials.

Kids are welcome when they shop with a parent or guardian. Only adults should light fireworks. Keep kids back at a safe distance, and have an adult close by when they use sparklers.

Yes. Dynamite Food Park shares our lot at 5159 I-30 in Caddo Mills. It has food trucks, so you can grab a bite before or after you shop. See dynamitefoodpark.com for trucks and hours.

Our hours change with each season, and we are closed between seasons. The current season's hours are posted on our Visit page and season pages. You can also call us at (972) 977-5193.

Two seasons are statewide: June 24 through midnight on July 4, and December 20 through midnight on January 1. Counties can approve shorter seasons too, and Hunt County has approved all of them: Texas Independence Day, San Jacinto Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth and Diwali. Our season page lists the current dates.

Probably not inside city limits. Most cities in North Texas ban fireworks within city limits, and some also have rules for the land just outside them. Check with your city, or with your county if you live outside a city, before you light anything. Our Texas fireworks laws page has more.

No. Texas law does not allow anyone to set off fireworks within 100 feet of a place where fireworks are sold or stored. It is also illegal to light fireworks in or from a car. Please take them home or to a legal spot first.

Texas law does not allow fireworks to be sold to anyone under 16, and sellers have to make a reasonable effort to check. Be ready to show a photo ID if we ask. We also cannot sell to anyone who is intoxicated.

When it gets very dry, the Texas A&M Forest Service can find drought conditions in a county. The county can then ban or limit certain fireworks in unincorporated areas, and that can change a season at short notice. Check Hunt County and your own county before you shoot. We will post any changes on our site and Facebook.

Under Texas law, restricted fireworks are skyrockets with sticks and missiles with fins. During a drought, a county can ban or restrict these in its unincorporated areas. If that happens, we will let you know which items are affected.

Many dogs and cats are scared of fireworks. Keep pets inside in a quiet room before the show starts, close the curtains, and play the TV or music to cover the noise. Make sure their ID tags are on in case they slip out. Never bring pets close to lit fireworks.

Yes. Texas law limits when stores can sell fireworks, not when you can use them. Fireworks you buy during a season can be saved for a birthday, a wedding send-off or a weekend at the lake later in the year, as long as fireworks are allowed where you light them. Most cities ban fireworks inside city limits, and a county drought order can restrict some types, so check your city and county rules first. Store them somewhere cool and dry, away from kids and anything that can spark.

Gold sparklers. Colored sparklers get their red, green or blue from added metals like magnesium, and those burn with noticeably more smoke. If smoke matters, like indoors, under a tent, for photos or around people who are sensitive to it, stick with gold.

Yes. We match any advertised price. Bring the printed ad with you or show it on your phone at the counter when you pay.

Yes, most seasons. We post printable coupons on our coupons page. Print them or show them on your phone at checkout. Each coupon has its own expiration date and limits, so read the fine print. Sign up for texts or email to get them first.