Celebrate the 4th in El Paso, TX with These Firework-Filled Events

America is turning 250 years old this 4th of July! *Cue fireworks* And although we’re not allowed to pop fireworks in El Paso, that doesn't mean we can’t celebrate other ways!

If your Fourth of July plans are still up in the air, don’t worry I’ve got you covered with a few events where you and your family can still enjoy fireworks, without having to spend hundreds of dollars on fireworks and a possible fine from the city.

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3 Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July in El Paso That’ll Have You Seeing Fireworks

Western Playland’s Firework Frenzy
Roller coasters + cotton candy + FIREWORKS? Say less. Western Playland’s annual July 4th Fireworks Celebration kicks off from 4 to 10 p.m. at 1249 Futurity Drive in Sunland Park, with a grand finale show at 9 p.m. Pro tip: get there early to beat the lines and snag a prime fireworks-viewing spot.

Wet ‘N’ Wild’s Splashin’ Celebration
Celebrate America’s birthday with sunburns, swimsuits, and a splash of sparkle at Wet ‘N’ Wild Waterworld in Anthony. The park stays open until 8 p.m., and fireworks light up the night sky at 9 p.m. Get your cabana life locked in at wetnwildwaterworld.com.

El Paso Locomotive’s Fireworks + Futbol Combo
Catch all the explosive action as the El Paso Locomotive takes on their arch-rivals San Antonio FC at 7 p.m. Friday, July 4, at Southwest University Park. Whether you're a hardcore soccer fan or just here for the vibes, stick around after the final whistle for a fireworks display that'll bring the boom boom pow. Get your tickets now at eplocomotivefc.com.

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