We went here to shop for fireworks. Several huge signs outside said, Buy One, Get One Free…read more I found a package of firecrackers for $1.99. I picked it and one just like it. My wife completed the transaction, and, once outside, she said she was charged $4.35--no free one. She went inside and was told, no free one. The man and woman running the store, apparently the owners, were curt with me when I asked about the lack of BOGO. The woman said it didn't apply to everything. I said the signs outside had no conditions. The man snapped, "We're not going to argue with you." So, there's a reason the store was empty of customers. Stay away, just as I will.

We stopped here a few days after July 4th to grab some sparklers. I was hoping they would have some…read moreoverstock sales, but no such luck. I did find a wide variety of sparklers, though! They carried some since boxes and then a bulk pack and the prices were affordable. I even found some 36" ones that my kids will go wild for. In general, there seemed to be everything that a pyromaniac desires all in one convenient spot! :-) The staff was friendly and quick to offer help and prices are well-labeled near items.

This was my first time visiting Tennessee and at this amazing Firework Store!!! Supermarket does…read morenot do this place justice. It's more like A FIREWORK EMPORIUM. There were literally so many variations of 500 cakes, 250 cakes, fountains, spinners, Roman candles, sparklers and so sooooo much more. I was in awe as I glanced at all the cool fireworks. The store is very organized and clean. The staff is very helpful and will even show you a display of the firework of your liking on a huge flatscreen tv. They educate you as well which was a plus being a novice to this.... Sales are offered and incentives... the more you purchase the greater the amount of credit you will receive in more fireworks.. my experience was excellent... the hardest part was simply choosing all the types of fireworks that I wanted for my big show! I most Definitely received lots of bang for my buck and I highly Reccomend this firework supermarket for all your purchases. Check them out... you will not be disappointed!

Great family values and amazing customer service and a wholesome family atmosphere with great…read moreprices and knowledgeable staff

From the owner: Our fireworks store boasts endless combinations to light up the sky with your own magical show!read more

In town for one day and we visited Cherokee Park for a few hours. Loved the scenic lake area. We…read morewalked down to the dock and the little shop where we purchased fish food for the many carp that swarm the dock area. We walked around the park as well and found the boat ramp area. Park was very clean and paths were clear for walking. Would visit again if we're ever in the area in the future.

This is my favorite park in Morristown. Why? By far it is the most enjoyable of the three area disc…read moregolf courses. I like the variety and treachery of the holes. It is by the lake, so had great views. They have nice to basic picnic shelters and pavilions which can match any budget. (Smaller old shelters are as little as $10 a day, and include a grill. See posted photos.) The park is by a public boat launch, paid boat slips, and a campground. They have an outdoor clamshell style stage, lots of walking paths, and pretty nice playgrounds. I really have been enjoying reading in the shade lately, while my husband plays an extra round. The only things I could wish to see improved would be a more easily accessed handicapped bathroom* and a fenced in dog run.** Morristown is doing a pretty good job with their parks. We visit this park, and the nearby dog park at Jaycee field once a week, and often end up getting lunch in town, or running errands. They are hosting this years Tennessee State Disc Golf Championship, June 7-9. Way to go, Morristown! *the bathroom has a handicapped ramp, but is a long walk from the parking lot. This would work for those in scooters, but would be too much for someone in a walker. **the Morristown Dog Park at Jaycee Field is not too far away though, and it is very nice.

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Mike is a tremendous worker and walked us around to show us the best deals. This is one of the best…read moreis not the best firework store I have been to. We are in town for vacation and I'm very happy to have stopped in today. They have a huge selection to choose from and Mike loves to help people.

This park is cute and has a nice walk area and grass area. Loved the Smoky the Bear statue and a…read morefew of the Pigeon Forge statues here too. Located real close to the transit center, this is a great place to park for free and use the tram to go into town. Overall, the park is on the small side, but the location makes this a nice stop. It's super close to the Old Mill, so a pleasant area for a walk through and around town and the Old Mill area where parking is sometimes scarce.

Patriot Park is a perfect starting point for exploring Pigeon Forge--especially on a sunny day…read more Free parking alone makes this spot a win, and it's conveniently located next to the Pigeon Forge Trolley stop, which is affordable, easy to use, and connect you directly to Dollywood and most of the city's major attractions. The park itself is clean, well maintained, and has centrally located restrooms (always appreciated). From here, you're steps away from Old Mill Avenue and the historic Old Mill district, one of the most charming areas in Pigeon Forge. Highlights include the Old Mill Pottery House Cafe and Pigeon River Pottery, where you can watch local artisans at work, plus plenty of unique gifts and souvenirs. Old Mill Square feels like the heart of the original Pigeon Forge, with its preserved charm and walkable cluster of shops and eateries. Favorites include Iron Mountain Metal Craft, Old Forge Distillery (they have the best prices in town for moonshine, whiskeys and all) Old Mill Restaurant, Creamery, Candy Kitchen, General Store, Farmhouse Kitchen, and more--there's truly something for everyone. This area beautifully maintains its historic ambiance while offering great food, shopping, and family-friendly fun. Ideal for all ages, Patriot Park and the Old Mill district are absolutely worth dedicating a full day to--and a must-stop on any Pigeon Forge visit.

Walked into the Fireworks Superstore and I swear to you, Cowboy, my hat about flew off my head. I…read moreain't never seen this much firepower gathered in one place -- not even at a rodeo on payday weekend. It's wall-to-wall boom sticks. Aisles stacked taller than a longhorn bull. Enough explosives to make the whole county sit up straight. Honestly? It should be illegal for regular folks -- especially cowboys like me -- to walk around freely in a place with this much danger and joy mixed together. Every corner I turned, there was another rack of fireworks big enough to rattle a man's soul. You want little pops? They got 'em. You want sky-cracking, earth-shaking, widow-making thunder shells? Cowboy... they got whole pallets. Staff treated me right, prices were solid, and I left there feeling like I could single-handedly light up the entire West. Five stars. Five BOOTS. This place is pure cowboy chaos -- and I loved every second.

Excellent service and even showed me videos of the ones I was interested in…read moreLots of parking Lots of selection Value was acceptable because of range of options as compared to other stores

Locally owned and operated Fireworks store with an impressive inventory. Friendliest folks ever…read more They are always so kind to me and my diverse family. Highly recommend for all your celebrating events.

Granny's Fireworks is one of those hidden gems that you stumble upon once in a blue moon. This…read morefireworks store, which is open year round for all of you pyromaniacs out there like myself, caters to just about anyone interested in amateur fireworks. Products range from small bottle rockets up to reloadable motor shells with anything in between! My first impression of the store upon entering was the sheer volume of selection that was available. Although the store may appear small, do not let that deceive you, the available merchandise is definitely diverse. Secondly, I was glad to see that the store's namesake was indeed working there. "Granny" warmly greeted us and assisted us with any question or concern. She even was kind enough to demonstrate a few products that we were unsure of but interested in. To top things off, "Granny" pitch in a few free fireworks for our purchase. These weren't just some extra little poppers, but some serious helicopter explosives. Make sure you print out a map or are familiar with the location, because Granny's is a little difficult to find the first time around. You have to continue down Bristol Highway for nearly three miles, so you might feel like you've missed it. Just keep driving, and you'll see a big sign which will let you know you're there! Although Granny's is a little out of the way and a little hard to find the first time around, the products and the customer service are top notch. Next time I am in Tennessee, I will be buying my fireworks from Granny!