Schedule: The show begins at dusk on July 3, around 9:15 p.m. Where: Jeffco Stadium, 500 Kipling St, Lakewood ItвЂ™s the perfect atmosphere for the Rapids to upset the conference leaders from Seattle. Plus, Sunday will be the first time the stadium accommodates a full-capacity crowd since March of last year. WhatвЂ™s special: ItвЂ™s the biggest firework extravaganza in all of the Centennial State. How to watch: Tickets for the game start at $35 the fireworks will start after the game, around 9 p.m. Where: DICKвЂ™s Sporting Goods Park, 600 Victory Way, Commerce City And you know what they say: Baseball and the Fourth of July go together like apple and pie.Д¬atch a Sunday Night Soccer Game in Commerce City WhatвЂ™s special: Denverites have options with a doubleheader-two nights, two shows, and (hopefully) two wins over the Diamondbacks. How to watch: Tickets for the games start at $50 the fireworks go off soon after the ninth inning concludes. Schedule: Friday, July 2 at 6:10 p.m or Saturday, July 3 at 7:10 p.m. Where: Coors Field, 2001 Blake St, Denver WhatвЂ™s special: Who said the Fourth of July has to be celebrated on July 4th? Before the weekend has even begun, enjoy the nostalgia of a small-town suburbia show with big pizzazz.Д¬atch a Friday or Saturday Night Baseball Game at Coors Field How to watch: No tickets needed-show up to the park with a blanket and late-night snacks. Nearby streets will be closed from 7:30 p.m.вЂ“10:30 p.m. Schedule: The show begins at dusk on Friday, July 2, around 9:15 p.m. Where: Creekside Park, 4400 E Virginia Ave, Glendale Start the Weekend Right with July 2 Fireworks in Glendale YouвЂ™ll have a blast and save your neighborhood pets ample heartache. (For a complete list, check out this map.) Head out to one (or two, or three). Luckily, you can still get your dose of awe at dozens of professionally produced firework extravaganzas along the Front Range this year. So, itвЂ™s important to leave the pyrotechnics to the pros this year-especially in the wake of ColoradoвЂ™s historic extreme-heat warnings and the worst drought conditions the American West has seen in over two decades. And in Denver, any product that has to be lit (even sparklers) are banned. In the early summer of 2020, as COVID cases escalated and quarantine wore on, Denverites seemed desperate for any opportunity to let off steam-or rather, smoke-as the cityвЂ™s skies lit up nearly every night with illegal fireworks, drawing so many as 484 complaints about illegal fireworks to the Denver Police Department on one weekend in June alone (the department received only 15 calls on that same weekend in 2019).ДЄirborne fireworks of any kind are still illegal in Colorado. Even with COVID-19 vaccines flowing and glimpses of normal summertime life beginning to return, however, Independence Day celebrations are still going to look a bit different this year-or at the very least, theyвЂ™ll need to look different than last. The holiday weekend beckons, and Coloradans are eager to break out the brews and firework displays for some classic Fourth of July festivities. Please donвЂ™t sneak cherry bombs over the Wyoming border this Fourth of July. Photo courtesy of James Bailey / Flickr Culture Where to Watch Fireworks around the Front Range This Fourth of July That said, the FDR is usually the default spot for out-of-towners, and with tourism still way down in NYC, it's hard to predict just how crowded it will actually get.Fireworks at Coors Field on July 3, 2014. Oh, and clusterf-ck alert: all spectators entering the FDR will reportedly have to pass through a metal detector first which, if you've ever witnessed the massive waves of humanity streaming up the ramps before showtime, seems like a logistical nightmare. You can't bring chairs up here, or spread out blankets, and some police officers won't even let you sit on the concrete (restrictions do tend to ease up once each spectator pen is filled), so be prepared to stand around for hours doing not much. The NYPD usually opens the 'gates' around 6:30 p.m., so whether this is the right spot for you involves that classic personal-comfort-versus-snagging-the-front-row calculation. There are few better vantage points for the show than up on the FDR Drive, which this year will have spectator entrances at 23rd, 34th, and 42nd Streets.

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