A guide to Fourth of July fireworks in San Diego

San Diego, CALocal News

San Diego prepares for the Fourth of July weekend, attracting locals and tourists to its famous beaches and parks for fireworks displays. Consumer fireworks remain illegal in the city and county, but the professional shows promise excitement, particularly the Big Bay Boom. Scheduled for 9 PM, this event is California's largest fireworks show, lasting 18 minutes, with launches from four barges. Key viewing areas include Shelter Island and the USS Midway, with free parking and expanded public transit options available. Parades and festivals will also take place throughout the county, enhancing the holiday spirit.

Lake Murray's annual fireworks show has been canceled this year due to budget constraints and environmental issues. Fiesta Island ranks as a top viewing spot, according to Yelp reviews, while Grant Hill Park offers a less crowded option. Residents and visitors alike can look forward to a festive Independence Day celebration.

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