Southwest Florida
Firepower Fireworks
Cakes, shells, rockets, fountains and sparklers for your Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve. Find a Firepower store near you and we’ll help you plan the show.
Where are you lighting?
Find a tent near you.
Countdown
Tents open December 21
June 21 for the Fourth of July
December 21 for New Year’s
45Days10Hrs10Min
Shop by type
500 Gram Repeater
32 items
200 Gram Repeater
12 items
Artillery Shells
12 items
Sky Rockets
7 items
Missiles
2 items
Saturn Missiles
2 items
Roman Candles
8 items
Fountains
4 items
Assortments
6 items
Sparklers
4 items
Novelty Items
13 items
Smoke Items
4 items
Firecrackers
9 items
Buy One Get One
14 items
This season’s deal
Buy one.
Get one.
Each season we run a Buy One Get One deal on a small selection of items, at the tents. See what’s in this season’s offer on our promotions page.
Buy One Get One
Sniper King
Happy Family
Buy One Get One
Silver Dragon
Happy Family
Buy One Get One
Artillery Shells
Sky Painter
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Lee & Collier counties
Florida
We set up 16 tents across Lee and Collier counties each season. Pick your city to see the addresses and directions.
Brands we carry
Lineup varies by store and season.
Selling fireworks since 1992
The people at our tables spend the whole season answering one question: what should I get? Bring your budget, the size of your yard and who’s watching. We’ll help you put together a show that fits.
Before you light
01When do your fireworks tents open?
We open June 21 for the Fourth of July and December 21 for New Year’s.
02What are your tent hours?
Every tent keeps the same hours: Sunday to Thursday 9am to 9pm and Friday and Saturday 9am to 10pm, with later hours on July 3 and 4, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve. The full list of hours is on our locations page.
03Can I buy fireworks online?
Our website doesn’t take orders. Browse the fireworks we carry to plan ahead, then pick everything up at a tent.
04Can your staff help me plan a show?
That’s what we’re here for. Tell us your budget, the size of your yard and who’s watching, and we’ll suggest a mix.
05What should I do with a dud?
Never relight a dud and never pick it up right away. Stay back, wait at least 20 minutes, then soak it in a bucket of water before throwing it away.