What types of fireworks are legal in Arizona?
Legal Consumer Fireworks:
- Ground and handheld sparkling devices
- Cone or Cylindrical fountains
- Illuminating torches
- Wheels
- Ground Spinners
- Flitter sparklers
- Toy Smoke Devices
- Wire sparklers or dipped sticks
Illegal Consumer Fireworks:
ALL Aerial and Exploding Fireworks are ILLEGAL in Arizona and subject to confiscation or citation. Some examples are sky or bottle rockets, firecrackers, and aerial fireworks. Click here for more information
Fireworks Usage
Under Arizona law, firework usage is permitted on 27 days of the year, around specified holidays. This does not apply to novelty items such as cone/cylindrical fountains, party poppers, toy smoke devices, and sparklers. Legal consumer fireworks are allowed only between the following dates:
- May 4 - May 6
- June 24 - July 6
- December 24 - January 3
Legal consumer fireworks may be sold by authorized stores or vendors between the following dates:
- April 25 - May 6
- May 20 - July 6
- December 10 - January 3
Please refer to your city or town code for specific rules and regulations, as other use restrictions may apply. For additional information, please see the Arizona State Law related to consumer fireworks.