I wasn't impressed with Boomtown USA Fireworks; their selection was inferior to other stores in the…read morearea. I found better value at Phantom Fireworks.

Stopped in to browse. I don't know much about fireworks but one of the workers took his time to…read moreexplain everything and gave us some recommendations. If you're not familiar with fireworks it could be intimidating and not knowing what you're buying can seem risky but they helped a lot. Will definitely return.

Large firework warehouse. Good pricing, good deals, and they have the best selection.read more

Definitely worth the drive for these prices. So many options. Plus we got coupon to use to get…read moremore. We had a great show for 4th of July.

I really love this place this is the place where every 4th of July me and my parents go there to…read moreshop and spend $1000+ every time. Another reason why I enjoy shopping here is because they don't just have stuff strictly for adults and the have stuff for kids to light under adult supervision of course and make every 4th Of July unforgettable, this place deserves 5 stars.

great prices awesome selections! go 3-4x before every July 4th! You the most bang for your money!!read more

The Chicago Greek love the products sold at this firework store. Extremely affective, Gary legal,…read morereasonable pricing. Will be returning again.

This was the first time me and my sister shopped at this store and it was fantastic.The prices were…read morevery reasonable great selection. Mark was a great guy very helpful just all around it was a great experience. We will definitely be back can't wait.

This is the place to go if you want fireworks. They have a great selection at a great value. It is…read morea very clean store with a helpful staff. I especially like the buy two get one free specials.

If you think Snoop Dogg is high, come check out the prices here! The fireworks are decent quality,…read morebut you will get straight up price gouged. Prices are around 50% HIGHER than they should be AFTER accounting for any deals you get, except the buy 1 get 1 free deals from coupons you get in the mail (those are good deals).

Nice place, great selection but ridiculously overpriced!!!! Go to rocket fireworks right across the…read morestreet

The best place to get your fireworks. They have an excellent selection and so many choices. They…read moreare very generous with coupons (emails and flyers) so you will ALWAYS save. I love how I can preview the fireworks in my smartphone. Really helps with the decision making process. Lastly, the customer service is top notch. You are greeted when you walk in and the knowledgeable staff is super friendly. Whenever we go, Reann is always there to help. She is a wonderful asset to Phantom!

Very nice guys. They give you a discount if FREE stuff after you purchase. They give Veterans a…read morediscount on CBD also. Highly recommend.

The array of fireworks are amazing, but the best part is their support of Joe Biden. They aren't…read more those ignorant traitorous mouth breathers that support the orange fool. BIDEN/HARRIS 2024!!! Thank you Willy and Billy for supporting our country, and having the sense to get that vaccine!!!

Extremely disappointing experience - poor customer service…read more On June 29, 2025, my son and I visited Krazy Kaplan's at the 179th St. location in Hammond, Indiana. What started as an enjoyable visit turned into a frustrating and uncomfortable experience that left us both stunned. After spending about an hour carefully picking out our items, we went to the front counter. Two young employees were there, both distracted by their phones and visibly annoyed when we politely asked if they were open. One of them, a young blonde girl, began reading off prices to the other--incorrectly identifying two items from a clearly marked "5 for $20" deal as 2 for $14.95. I tried to clarify that those items were clearly marked as part of the promotion, even offering to show her the signage. She responded with a rude attitude, saying, "I stock the shelves." When I insisted, she became visibly agitated, face turning red, and snapped, "Do you want them or not?" before tossing the items aside. My son and I were completely taken aback. My son calmly said we will just pick out two different items, but noted that this wasn't the way to treat customers. I then approached another employee on the sales floor, who was kind, professional, and helpful. He, along with two other staff members who happened to be restocking the section where we found the 5 for $20 items, confirmed that those items were indeed part of the promotion. However, when I returned to the counter with the helpful employee, another man--possibly a manager--interrupted me as I was attempting to explain the earlier poor service. Rather than listening, he told me to "calm down," even though I was speaking calmly and not raising my voice. He then told us we could leave the store. This wasn't about a few extra dollars--it was about how the female associate treated customers in their store. The way the male employee responded to the situation was unprofessional and completely inappropriate. At that point, we chose to take our business elsewhere. It's unfortunate because the store seemed to have decent deals, but customer service is everything, and this location fell far short. To make matters worse, don't expect a follow-up: the stores contact us on their website doesn't work, phone calls go unanswered, and voicemails are not returned. Bottom line: If you care about respectful, courteous service, I suggest avoiding this location. Hopefully, management takes this seriously, because customers deserve better.

MASTER EXPLODER…read more Roman candle supply running low? Veer off I-94 and restock at this timeworn fireworks outlet. Through the mystical powers of German persuasion, I was able to convince my wife that it was worth stopping at Krazy Kaplans on our way home from a wedding in the Hoosier state. "But we don't need fireworks now", she said, unaware that it's my duty as an American male/husband/head of house to have celebratory explosives on hand at. all. times. Krazy Kaplans has bright yellow billboards sprinkled along the interstate that proudly advertise 6 different locations in northwest Indiana: three in Hammond, and one each in Dyer, Whiting, and LaPorte. The location we visited appears to get the most foot traffic and at nearly 25,000 square feet I'd venture a guess it's one of the larger stores. For a place that's clearly visible from the highway, it's kind of a hassle to get to. You'll need to turn on the southbound exit for Cline Ave, then wraparound 179th St (a frontage road in bullsh*t condition). Drive past the strip club and a few shady motels, dodge untold potholes and eventually you'll spot the yellow and blue flags. Walking in, you're greeted by a distinctly musty odor and/or a college kid behind the counter. The warehouse has impossibly tall ceilings, long dormant aisles, huge, uncovered bins filled with a mélange of sparklers & smoke bombs. Black Cats, M-80's, M-100's, M-1000's....is there such thing as an M-1,000,000, an M-1M?!? Who am I kidding, that's just a stick of dynamite. We saw some big-ticket items like the massive rolls of firecrackers (ones you'd find at Chinese New Year that explode for hours) as well as some MEGApacks for $1,700. I suppose if you're buying on behalf of a village or a really rich friend, that's not a bad idea, though I have to imagine most customers stick to stuff priced in the fifties. Almost every shelf was marked as 'buy one get one' with select items being 3-for-1 and a few dinky things (bottle rockets, poppers) marked at 6-for-1. We picked up a couple large party packs (2 for $60), multi-shot mortars (3 for $30) and half a dozen roman candles (6 for $3). A pretty decent haul for just under $100 should last us until 2023. * TL;DR * Nothing says 'MURRICA like blowing up stuff Made in China. Easy to spot but challenging to actually drive to, Krazy Kaplans in Hammond is conveniently near the Illinois border. The place could use a major cleaning -- we walked out covered in a thin layer of gunpowder grime -- and I seriously doubt they sanitized the shopping carts, or anything in here for that matter. To call the inside of the outlet store "filthy" wouldn't be a stretch. Some folks think Krazy Kaplans is a ripoff, others think their stuff is a steal. It's best to shop during the off season (i.e. outside of the 8 weeks leading up to July 4th) for maximum discounts and special offers like the ridiculous "buy one, get six free" promo. I'd recommend stocking up once every 3-5 years and call it a day. As for reliability of their boomers, if my next review is for an ambulance ride, then you'll know the answer is 'not great'.