"Fort Worth, Texas named Top Five Cities for Fourth of July Celebrations “Fort Worth’s Fourth” on theat Panther Island Pavilion does not disappoint with the largest fireworks show in North Texas. To make it even more memorable, the event includes an F-16 flyover, a zip line, water slides, bounce houses and a huge lineup of food vendors serving everything from tamales to cotton candy. Gates open at 2 p.m. and admission and parking are free."

~travelmarket report

"Granbury's Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration Presented by the Granbury Chamber of Commerce in this Texas town, about 35 miles southwest of Fort Worth, the 4th of July celebration is a two-day affair. You can bet this means there's a lot more than just fireworks on the agenda. CEO Mike Scott says they're expecting somewhere around 50,000 people to attend the events, but he noted that the parade alone draws a crowd upward of 20,000 folks. Those are impressive numbers for a town with a population of less than 10,000."

~CNN Travel

"Good Morning Sir, Just a few lines to congratulate you on an awesome display and thank you for your cooperation with safety. I haven’t heard anything but good reviews about your display and even the weather went our way for a change. Also, please fill us in on any improvements that can assist with and we will make any adjustments you fill are necessary. I feel that you will be performing with Demopolis again because you do such a great job. Anyway let us know how to improve and make our assistance to you fit your needs. Thanks again, Assistant Fire Chief Johnson Demopolis Fire/Rescue Department "

~Demopolis Alabama

"The fireworks were great! We've had a lot of great feedback from homeowners and guests. As far as I know, the green cleaned up okay -- I didn't hear any different. Thanks so much and it was great working with you. Hopefully we'll do it again next year! "

~Michelle Harper - Old Kinderhook