Fireworks for Sale in Liverpool

The shop that covers Liverpool, Fireworks And Fancy Dress, sits just beyond the city’s eastern boundary in Knowsley. Of our four shops it is the closest to every L postcode, which is why a Liverpool order is the same order whether it is brought to you or picked up.

Coming in person is worth the short trip out of the city for one reason above the others: a barrage is difficult to judge from a photograph. A twenty-shot cake and a compound look much the same in a thumbnail and nothing like each other on a counter, and the team there will tell you which is which before you commit to it.

What we sell

The range runs to 193 fireworks. Barrages and cakes make up the bulk of it at 112, and that is where most people start. Beyond those there are 29 rockets and rocket packs, 14 bundle deals that put a whole night together in one go, 11 selection boxes, 10 fountains, 9 Roman candles, 8 sparklers and 3 wheels. 102 of the range is new for 2026.

If you would rather work from what you want to spend than from what each firework does, the whole range is also split four ways: under £20, £20 to £50, £50 to £100, and £100 and over. Most people planning a display at home work upwards from the first two bands and add one larger piece to finish on; the top band is where the compounds live, and one of those is usually a display in itself.

There is a buy one get one free group running across part of the range as well. It works by pairing fireworks at the same price point and giving you the cheaper of each pair, so it is worth seeing what is in the group before you settle on anything outside it.

The shop itself

Fireworks And Fancy Dress also trades as Sky High Fireworks, which is the name on our Chorley shop too, so the two look deliberately alike. The fancy dress half of the Prescot shop is not an afterthought either: it is the reason a good many Liverpool customers come through the door in late October and leave with both halves of the evening sorted at once.

When to come

The hours are in the panel on this page, and they are worth reading rather than assuming: they lengthen through the back half of October and change again around the fifth, so one week’s opening times are not the next week’s. That is the one stretch of the year when checking is the difference between a trip and a wasted one.

Late October and the days either side of the fifth are the busy ones. Coming earlier in the week, or earlier in the season, is the difference between a conversation about what you are planning and a queue.

The Liverpool districts we cover

Childwall, West Derby and Norris Green each have a page of their own, and the Prescot shop also serves Huyton, Knowsley, Whiston, Cronton and Tarbock Green on the city’s eastern side. Wherever you are in the city, it is the same shop and the same range behind it.

Beyond Bonfire Night

November is the busiest stretch of the year in Liverpool and the one people plan for, but it is not the only one we sell into. New Year’s Eve, Diwali, weddings and birthdays all run through the shop, and the daylight range of smoke grenades and gender reveal fireworks is there for the events that do not wait for dark.