Best prices around. Look for coupons on their website www.wfboom.com and you will surely not be…read moredisappointed.

Nothing was priced. We had to guess the price of nearly everything because there were very few if…read moreany shelf tags indicating how much stuff cost. When there was a shelf tag it was usually for an item not in that area.

Firework prices aren't the best. I tried to return and use the coupon for 50% off everything and…read morethey said they didn't accept returns when it didn't say that on the receipt or anywhere in the store. No phones allowed in the store either. Selection was ok but not the best I've seen. Probably won't be returning unless I'm able to use my coupon or get a refund.

Went with my family this morning to get fireworks for the 4th (we buy early to beat the rush) over…read moreall had a good selection to choose from, there wasn't anything i could think of they did not have. A majority of their larger selection comes with a QR code on the box that you can scan to see how they look, which was very cool. The staff was very nice and fairly priced. Will be back again later in the month for a second haul lol.

This is my third year going to the Rib White and Blue fest and it has gotten progressively better…read more Some of which is just learning and adapting. First trip out was early in the day. I was new to the area so did not realize Lock 3 was basically at the college campus. Then means that the vast majority of the buildings and what few restaurants were around are based on college being in session. So the trip was a little of a bust. Also did not go during the judging. Second trip went a little later in the afternoon but I went way to early to hear the bands play. So it was still fun, lots of great food, but only so so experience. So this last trip, went about 6:30 pm. Lots of space to still put up your chairs. Food and crowd were great. Managed to eat all the BBQ and funnel cake one needs. Grabbed some drinks sat down and listened to the band. Then when we were treated to one of the best fireworks experience I have ever had. It is not that they are New York quality, but they are still great and in your face close. It was amazing. the show went on for about 15 - 20 minutes. Once it was over and time to go, it took a few minutes to get the cars in the garage moving, but once all of the police were in place, it was off to the races and we were able to get out and down the street in short order. Police did a great job.

Walked down from work for lunch. I didn't have any idea which place to choose, so followed my nose…read moreto Big Boned BBQ. I'm a sucker for a good smoky smell! Ordered up a pulled pork sandwich meal with cornbread, slaw, & beans. Surprised that the sandwich came "pre-sauced", but added some of their spicy sauce to my sandwich & beans. This meal was WAY more than I needed for lunch. The pulled pork was smoky, saucy, and tasty. A little fatty, but still de-lish. The slaw was kind of sweet, & had bits of pineapple in it - a sure change of pace, and good. Cornbread was soft & sweet, almost cake-like. A little too much so, but good. Beans were mediocre, glad I spiced them up with sauce. Hope to return to the festival again before it ends. Need to check out some other competitors!

Nice venue for college baseball. No long lines for anything. Field & seats are in good shape…read more Place could use some maintenance & cleaning. Scoreboard was on the fritz. Bathrooms were gross right off the bat. Could use a coat of paint too. The paper towels were empty in 3rd inning. Concession prices were outlandish. Used to be they were double the convenient store price - now it's 4x the stores. $6 for a bottle of water is a crime when they are that much for a case!!

I go every year to see the Captains play. I took a few photos for updated concession prices. $10…read moreparking across the street (up from $8 last year). 3 chicken tenders and a handful of fries are $12; they changed out the tenders so they are more like smooshy chicken breast cutlets. I love chicken tenders, but was not a fan; they were not crispy and breading was falling off which stinks because theirs was so good last year. Jumbotron does not work so 7 inning stretch and side games were not to be seen. No games on the field (like ketchup and mustard race), no t-shirts thrown out during the 7th inning. Disappointed for the first game of the season. But even with those issues, I love going just for a cheaper baseball atmosphere (vs guardians). You still need a clear backpack if you want to bring in a purse size, but diaper bags are allowed.

Left Phantom Fireworks with a nice haul of Fireworks. Thanks to Phantom, our 4th of july will be…read moreAWESOME!!!

Okay okay!!!!!!! So…read morethis place has every kind of consumer ordinance possible available to us drunk, redneck hillbillies!!!! If you plan on drunken tomfoolery and even the possibility of blowing a couple of fingers off, this CERTAINLY is the place for you! 500 gram repeaters that'll light up the neighborhood like Iraq at night by an F-117 Nighthawk!!!!! telling you... Drop a couple bucks and be the MOST ANNOYING member of your neighborhood NOW!!!!!!!

this was honestly one of my favorite things we did for the summer. It's roughly $50 a person for…read morethe daily pass. I went on the Fourth of July and it was a really good time. There wasn't too many people. They had a band playing at the rooftop bar. They have concession stands where they sell ice cream whole pizzas Chicken tenders fries and more. Along with the obstacle courses in the lake. They also have a splash pad area for kids. And also a little area with water slides and buckets that dump water. I will definitely be coming back.

Our stay was nothing short of extremely disappointing. My kids had been looking forward to this…read moretrip all summer. They were so excited to finally have the chance to visit the great Jellystone Resort, only to leave feeling let down and disappointed. Friday, after we had already put a considerable amount of money into the arcade, we discovered that the ticket machine was broken. Instead of making an effort to get it fixed, the solution was simply to put an "Out of Order" sign on it. My kids were understandably upset, and unfortunately, they weren't the only ones. Throughout the weekend, I saw countless children walking out of the arcade crying, especially the younger kids who simply didn't understand why they couldn't get their tickets or use something they had been looking forward to. Then there were the water attractions. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, numerous water obstacles were closed. These are some of the attractions that make this resort what it is supposed to be known for, yet they were constantly unavailable. We ended up spending most of our time in the pool area because there simply wasn't much else we could do. It's incredibly frustrating to spend this much money on a family vacation and then find that many of the attractions you paid for aren't actually available. There's also a huge sign proudly advertising that the resort serves Hershey's ice cream. After standing in line for nearly an hour, we were finally told that everything was sold out. And this wasn't an isolated incident. Numerous times throughout the weekend, we waited in lines only to eventually be told that whatever we were trying to purchase was sold out. After a while, it became incredibly frustrating and made us wonder why the resort was continuing to advertise and sell experiences that they clearly weren't prepared to provide. Our experience at the restaurant was just as disappointing. There were only four tables with customers while we were there, yet it still took approximately 90 minutes to receive our deep-fried food. Ninety minutes for food that should not have taken anywhere near that long is simply unacceptable, especially when you're traveling with kids. We also paid for a glitter tattoo for our kids and almost didn't get it because there was only one person doing them. I felt bad for the employee because he was clearly overwhelmed, but one person trying to handle that many children was never going to work. Once again, the kids were the ones who ended up disappointed. And finally, our Monday morning "wake-up call" came courtesy of lawn mowers starting at 7:00 a.m. I understand that the resort has to get the property cleaned up and prepared for the next group of guests, and I understand that there is a checkout time. But waking up families at 7:00 in the morning with lawn mowers is not the way to leave guests with a positive final impression. There are more considerate ways to get people moving without making them feel like they are being pushed out. The most disappointing part of all of this is that my kids had been looking forward to this trip for months. We spent a significant amount of money expecting a fun family vacation and an experience that matched what Jellystone promises. Instead, we spent much of the weekend dealing with closed attractions, sold-out items, long waits, broken equipment, and disappointed children. This was supposed to be the "best vacation ever." Unfortunately, it was anything but. I truly hope management takes these concerns seriously, because this resort has the potential to be a great family destination. But based on our experience, it is nowhere near the experience it claims to provide. We left feeling disappointed, frustrated, and, most of all, sorry that our kids' long-awaited vacation didn't turn out the way they had hoped.

Great employees, very helpful, hugh selection of fireworks and always have great sales…read more Carol

Cheyenne was amazing and the store was clean and organized! we will definitely be back again soonread more

What a cool place. They have a super selection of every kind of fireworks one can imagine -…read moreincluding all you need for a cool family show or a big corporate event! This is a great store! The prices are awesome and the folks that work there are very friendly and helpful!