The female employee was very nice. They only had a few items that were buy one get one due to what…read morethe employee said was a massive shortage of product. Basically, a bunch of product was stuck out off of the coast of California on barges and they were out of a bunch of stuff. They still had a large assortment. However, they were out of a bunch of Roman candles (they only had small ones in stock and another brand in stock), fountains, red cracker snaps, and sky rockets. They were low on stock of missiles, but they had enough for me to buy some. With that being said, I'd go back. Once the shipping issue gets figured out by the people in control of this country I'm sure product will go back on the shelf.

Amazing place lots of fireworks to choose from. Awesome customer service very knowledgeable. Will…read morehave to stop in again on my next road trip. Thanks fireworks supermarket.

I hate the Cardinals and anything they touch or own. Still, this place is outstanding…read more Seriously, I'm an AL guy (Rangers) but sitting amongst Cardinals loyals was fun. The stadium is wonderful, as are its employees. Interestingly, the hometown fans were also pretty cool -- unlike their Yankees counterparts. ;-) The worst part of my experience here was getting into the car after the game and learning that my wife bought $75 in Cards gear. Go figure. Tickets here are reasonable. Concessions are likely to give you a virus. It's no different than most other venues. If you live nearby, this home team is a must. If you're traveling, make it a point to stop here. I wasn't quite turned into a Cardinals guy, but my experience here made it damn hard to hate them.

Where else are you going to go for a minor league game in Springfield? I've been here once and…read moreloved how close I could get to the action for $13 on a Tuesday. The crack of the bat, the whomp of the ball in the catcher's glove, I heard it all. I've been to several MLB games and these AA games are a great substitute. No need to drive to KC or STL the Springfield cardinals put on a great show. And don't forget the staff, they are friendly from start to finish.

Maybe we hit it at the wrong time but having been in many fairgrounds and convention centers across…read morethe US I found this one kind of run-down, confusing, and badly laid out. We came to the Ozark fairground to see an RV show, first I arrived a bit misled by both the fairgrounds and the RV show operators. The pictures they used to promote the event came from some other fairground and did not match this location. We happened to attend an RV show in Louisville about a month ago, for $8 per person. It was a million square feet of RVs and boats in a beautiful facility with interactive displays, tons of food options, and food trucks in a well-lit, air-conditioned facility. I wasn't expecting this in Springfield however, for a $15 entry they should have been embarrassed. None of the food stands or restaurants on the grounds were operating, one bad hotdog stand inside was that did at least have good fries for $10. The building inside was confusing with smallish halls shooting off in odd directions, making it impossible to walk through to see all the booths and rigs in an orderly way. Most of the RVs that were supposed to be there on the outside of the main building were not present at all. When we asked we were told the venue told the vendors to remove them all from the ground, so we got to see half of what we expected and the small interior meant the vendors had to cut back on what they brought to the show. I'm told they had to move the show so maybe the original location was better suited for the event, I don't know. However, the grounds themselves needed to be in better repair, terrible parking on semi-dirt-covered pothole-infested asphalt. Part of the grounds were going through construction on open sewage which made being outside physically palatable in the air and on your tongue of sewage. Just putting it all together was a disappointment. Did we have fun? yes, we know how to enjoy wherever we are. but that does not excuse the poor facilities, overpriced entry for the quality of venue and size (5 dollars might have been ok), terrible grounds, everything is closed, and underserving the event.

Way overpriced. Workers are rude and don't care about anything except for money. Food is…read moreoverpriced, ride bracelets are overpriced, and everything is mediocre at best.