Galactic Fireworks has the best selection in town ranges from big and small sizes. The staff are…read moresuper helpful and friendly! Highly recommend this place for your firework needs.

From the owner: Bringing you the latest and greatest Fireworks on the market, best prices and unbeatable customer…read moreservice! “Ignite the Nite” We also sell "Silent" Fireworks. Silent fireworks aren't completely silent, but low noise. Silent fireworks offer a range of benefits, including reduced noise pollution, enhanced safety for animals and sensitive individuals, and a more environmentally friendly celebration experience.

BEACH, FERRIES, & FUN! Galveston seems to be a hit destination in Lower Texas. It's got a…read moremini-amusement park pier, large beaches, surrounded by multiple islands, and the gateway to several Carnival cruise lines. Galveston is quite industrial, but at its heart it's well-maintained and clean. I came in mid-July so it was hot. However, I think AZ is 1000x more scorching. Galveston is tolerable as long as you're hydrated, near shade, and close to the water. I can't rate this island five-stars as it's lacking trees and proper shade for its citizens. I was happy with how clear the roads were and the easy/accessible parking across town. Never did I struggle finding a parking space! In fact, I was able to park near the main beach! I'll gladly admit I enjoyed the food and glorious views of the Gulf of Mexico. The water near the FREE ferries has a slight green tinge, not sure if it's good or bad. It could be natural. Thankfully, I didn't get any funky smells when I dipped my toes in the water at the nearby beach. I felt safe! The water by Pleasure Pier seemed less green. Locals seem to keep to themselves and aren't as chatty as folks in Houston or Texas City.

Quaint and historic beach town that I've enjoyed visiting over the years whether it's hitting up…read moretourist spots on The Strand, hitting the beach, or patronizing a local business outside the range of the tourist areas. Most importantly, Galveston is the birthplace of Juneteenth. June 19, 1865-General Granger announced the end of slavery.

I'm not sure what the cost is for this alone but I had the pass for everything. This wasn't like a…read moreshort walk, it was actually fairly decent. You see a lot of lights and there are plenty of photo opportunities. There is a place that you can stop and eat. There were multiple tents for food so you didn't have to go to just one. If you're at Moody Gardens or Galveston area, I would recommend going. There are a plentiful amount of lights to see and it's not all the same.

I visited the Festival of Lights at Moody Gardens on a weekend. It was very crowded, and everyone…read morewas pushing and shoving to get their family photos taken. It wasn't a great experience, and I would not recommend going on a weekend. If you want to go, I recommend going on a weekday. Also, there were too many people wearing reindeer headbands and Santa hats, which made it difficult to see the light displays. They should have a rule saying no family photography and no reindeer antlers or Santa hats! Other than that, it wasn't that disappointing.

the size of this park is relatively small. there's a handful of statues and signs. there was a…read moresmall obelisk.

Bay Street Park is, yes, on Bay Street and that means there's a great view of the Houston Ship…read moreChannel and the Texas City Dike from here. A large park that includes backstops, fishing piers, soccer fields, a sand volleyball park, walking trails, covered shelters and both portable and permanent restrooms. I had a nice walk around, a bit of sunshine, a lot of onshore breeze. There is plenty of parking here. [Review 865 of 2024 - 620 in Texas - 21895 overall]

this is lovely park. there's a nice walking path and a beautiful pier. a couple of neat big plane…read morestatues too.

This is a small park in the community of La Marque. One of the first things you notice about this…read moreproperty are the almost dozen tall pine trees at one end of the property. There is a basketball hoop, swings, playscape, benches, and picnic tables, but no grills or public bathrooms. These amenities sit near the center of the park and at the other end is just a large green space. It's a nice asset for the local community, but not worth seeking out.

July 20, 2026 Soo…read moredang hot 94 temp AND humid . I just hung out in the gazebo for a bit, read about the park, took photos and LEFT my car AC was calling my name!

First time going to this park, and it was actually pretty nice !! My little girl's first time at…read moreany dog park !! It was great although it has been raining a lot and the grass is very long!!