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Originally posted by: RoadTrip
The fireworks "law" in South Florida is: Florida also allows most types of consumer fireworks. The state specifically prohibits, however, firecrackers, torpedoes, skyrockets, roman candles, daygo bombs and any fireworks containing explosive or flammable compounds."
Here, on the eastern outskirts of the city of Dania (between Fort Lauderdale & Hollywood) is a very large store where you can purchase almost anything. Giant mortars several inches in diameter that would rival a Disney mortar, etc. If memory serves me correctly, the purchaser has to show identification, and may be required to sign an affidavit of some sort saying they are being exported. Like, um, that's going to stop someone from buying those mortars, etc, huh?
Plenty of firecrackers, and noisemakers too, butt, they do not carry my personal teenage years+ favorite, "Cherry Bombs". The availability, and selection is staggering. Prepackaged firework DIY "shows", in monster cartons, are priced at $1,000 plus! I also seem to recall they always have a "BOGO" sale going on. Guys get to the register - checkout area with a several shopping carts, and spend, literally thousands.
I can't speak for all of Florida but here in Tampa you sign an affidavit stating they are going to be used for agricultural purposes, iow scaring birds away from your crops.