Guides
Learn everything you need to know about buying, using, and enjoying fireworks safely and legally in Texas.
Texas fireworks laws in plain English: legal sales dates, where you can and can't shoot, the 600-foot rule, age limits and how county drought bans work.
Can you shoot fireworks in McKinney, Frisco, Plano or Allen? See each city's rules, where it is legal in unincorporated Collin County, and drought rules.
New to fireworks? Learn the main types (fountains, cakes, artillery shells, candles), how to build a first 15-minute show for $150-$300 and how to set up.
Plan a backyard fireworks show around your yard and budget: clearance for fountains, 200g and 500g cakes, pacing a 15-20 minute show, and $100-$500 lineups.
Fireworks safety tips for families: one sober adult lights, sparkler rules for kids, why you never relight a dud, water and first aid on hand, and what to wear.
July 4th fireworks in DFW and North Texas: 2027 sales dates and store hours, when to shop for the best selection, what to buy for a crowd, and hot-weather tips.
New Year's fireworks in North Texas: 2026-27 sales dates and store hours, which days only the McKinney superstore is open, and how to time a midnight finale.
Fireworks are fun, but safety should always come first. Follow these essential tips to keep your celebration safe.
Texas allows fireworks sales during specific periods throughout the year. Check local ordinances for use restrictions.
* Dates may vary. Always check with local authorities for specific regulations in your area.
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