Fabulous Phoenix 4th, the city's huge Fourth of July fireworks display, will return this summer after a 3-year pandemic hiatus. Here's what to expect.
Fabulous Phoenix 4th, now in its 35th year, is one of the Southwest's largest fireworks displays. Phoenix parks staff estimates the event includes more than 7,800 aerial effects.When is Fabulous Phoenix 4th 2023?The fireworks will be at Steele Indian School Park, 300 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix.
There is no public parking. The rideshare and taxi area is on Second Street just south of Indian School Road. There are three pedestrian entrances: Central and Glenrosa Avenues , Third Street and Indian School Road and Seventh Street just north of Turney Avenue.The Phoenix fireworks display is free. For more information, visit the city's
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