Be sure to check the prices and communicate with the person checking you out. There are so many…read moredeals and different coupons and something was missed because I was mis charged and didn't notice until I got home and I don't feel like driving back down for A refund. So check your coupons and have a close estimate of what you've spent before you get to the register. Other than that, they are very helpful and have lots of fun options. Store is fairly well organized and well stocked just two days before 4th.

We like fireworks so when I randomly drove past this firework location I had to stop…read more Plenty of parking outside The place is clean and huge with plenty of stock. The staff was friendly. It was off-season so it was quiet. I'll stop again!

The customer service at this Philadelphia Chichester place SUCKS !!! This place sucks because of…read morethe night time supervisor, "Anna" is a prick! This store gave me weird vibes mainly by Anna who directs one of the workers named "Madeleine" around like a robot. The Black workers look shook like they're scared to answer questions. The supervisor gave me a nasty attitude for no reason during my pickup. I spent well over $500 and had a coupon but she wouldn't honor it. It's the 4th of July and it should be a festive atmosphere not a cemetery setting. Bottom line, I will take my money someplace else to shop. If they can't respect their customers and help with solutions, who needs them.

I got some fireworks for Diwali in NJ ... I went to PA for some other work and saw this shop. It…read morewas a huge shop. Lots and lots of options overall .. they had many varieties of sparklers, flower pots etc .. most of the were buy one get one free , but the price was more than what I got in NJ or similar .. I really thought PA shops will be cheaper than NJ .. customer service was ok . Lots of parking space available .. It's a good experience overall but you shouldn't travel all the way from NJ to buy in PA ..

It's re branded to wholesale fireworks.quite store during the off seasons.phone # online is…read moredisconnected.making it impossible to call about prices or product availability

I had to give props to both Pennsylvania and Maryland law makers for a never ending source of…read moreentertainment. The law is clear, if you are a PA resident you cannot purchase or possess anything but the lame ground fireworks. Yet the store specializes in the "big stuff" for out of state people, specifically Maryland residents! Though it is technically illegal to shoot off the fire works you can own as many of them as you like without fear. And for the most part, unless you are a booger eating moron and burn down the barn no one will mess with you. That leads me into my review of the store and of course the people who are not allowed to go into the store, namely PA residents. But more on that later. The store is great, the selection is pretty broad and the staff is knowledgeable. They pointed me to all of the good stuff. They also have different levels of fireworks. You can buy the cheap stuff or for a few dollars more you can get a much higher quality product. What is really popular are the aerials. The mortars and cannons that make that loud deep thunk and the a great star or whistler with the loud BOOM at the end. Pretty quality stuff and the prices are cheap. For example, I bought a 8 mortar set for $8.50 and they were excellent. You can also buy larger sets of mixed items. I spent a few hundred dollars here this year. I love the rolls of 16,000 firecrackers that went on for 30 minutes. We had a great display in the back yard and lots of fun. Now on to the locals. Seems that every toothless fool tried to get in to the place. Rednecks and fireworks are a essential combination. The most common excuse I heard was I lost my license to a DUI can I get in? Also, I heard a lot of "I forgot my license" and promises that they were not PA residents. I don't think it is a great idea to have someone who lost their license to be allowed to buy fireworks. That did not seem to stop them. These folks were in the parking lot trying to get out of state people to buy them for them. Like a 15 year trying to get the adult to buy them beer they would not relent. The fun part was the local police had someone across the street waiting to nail these idiots when the trade went down. So the moral of this lesson is move to Maryland! Keep your house in order, little boys and girls should not play with fireworks! Great place to go for some clean fun. They also have incentive programs for when you spend over 101 and up. I will go there every year from now on!

It's a small fair that comes to the town of Malvern every July to benefit the local fire…read moredepartment. I've gone every year for the last 10 years. They have fun rides for the kids and some more exciting rides for adults. Mind you it's not Hersheypark or what Walt Disney World, the rides are small and a bit rickety, but it is a fun time for a small-town. The zipper, roundabout, swings, etc. The fair usually starts midweek and runs through Saturday night. On Friday each year they have a good fireworks display at about 9 PM. Like most small fairs, you can buy single tickets, books of tickets or a wristband that's good for the night. Although it's quite expensive to buy the wristband, you'll go broke trying to ride rides with tickets so just pony up for the wristband and have a good time. Plenty of food, but rides on an antique firetruck, and more. Note that this is really a kid centric event. Of course as an adult you could go and do the bigger rides, but there's no alcohol served and you will be surrounded by mobs of teenagers.

Made another trip to the store with no real plans on buying but left with about 350 dollars worth…read moreof fireworks lol. They had a great sale running and the store was stocked with tons of brands and variety. Another great trip.

We stopped in yesterday to check out some fireworks, we found a great assortment of all kinds of…read morefireworks & the employee Michelle who helped us was very kind & knowledgeable. Thank you for a great experience & can't wait to see what all the fireworks do :-)

Some of the best prices around.never felt rushed to buy anything while shopping.when you go…read morehere.bring cash!!!!! Card is accepted but it's best to use the atm inside.

This place was amazing! They had a great variety, prices, service, and size range. They had tons…read moreand tons of fireworks lining every wall. I especially loved the fact that most of the fireworks had a QR code on the outside that showed you what the fireworks will look like. The cashier Dakota was very nice and helpful. Highly recommend!

Excellent night for the "King Of Prussia concert under the stars" series. Very clean concrete…read moregrounds. Joyful vendors, local beers and amazing food trucks. Stand by for my photo of 'Tokio Sushi food truck' Spacious enough for several hundred folks. There was a full carnival next to the concert. Outstanding parking! You KNOW i love some good parking! Affordable tickets (although i was gifted a ticket) Thanks again to Bill M. ! Great show supported by the Ardmore music Hall. I'm glad i didn't stay home!

What a beautiful park we came across. Babe wanted to throw the football around with his son so I…read morelooked up parks in the area and this was definitely a winner. Not one but 2 football fields 3 baseball fields I believe. The park also have a path to walk or jog on with Pictures of Hometown Heroes who served in various wars. I enjoyed walking past each and every post.

I took my family here, and it was amazing that we had a great time. My 16 year old and my 8 year…read moreold loved it. I got some great photos of my wife and kids. Lots of photo opportunities

Kind of a letdown. $12 admission for something that takes 15 minutes - max, to walk thru. It was…read moreok. I imagine if you had children, it'd take longer but definitely not on my list to go back to

My very first grown up apartment after college was in what is now known as the Metropolitan. My…read morebackyard was the Cooper River Park. Fast forward a couple of decades later and I find myself back in the Collingswood area. Now granted, for the past 16 years, I had called Lake Tahoe my backyard so back to Cooper River was a bit of a .... come down. Still, I've come to enjoy certain parts of it. The county park has some great summer events, and if you are in the mood to go for a bike ride or walk around the lake, it's fine. There is lots of parking available. Just be careful if there are big special events when parking is a bit trickier.

A beautiful park with walkways, a big playground area for kids, easy access and parking, and a nice…read morerestaurant on the property (La Birra Scala - great food!). I was here as it's where the Knecht Cup Regatta is held for college rowing (my son rows for LaSalle University). The water is lovely, great vendors and food trucks...perfect place for rowers to race!

Really nice venue for minor league baseball. Reasonable prices and polite staff. Can't wait to come…read moreback with some friends sometime.

I absolutely love this ballpark! So much to see and so much history displayed for you to learn!…read morePlenty of food places to choose from and lots of activities to entertain you besides baseball. The fireworks were awesome! It was Penn State night which made it even more fun! We Are!