Actually the cost estimate for the display is between $7 - $8 Million according to industry experts.
A lot of the "filler shells" cost between $2 and $5 each. The small to medium shells are $10 to $50 each. Large shells are between $50 to $200 each. The really big specialty shells can cost from $250 to $1,000 each. These are all bulk prices.
Keep in mind that fireworks displays consist of Fillers and Thrillers. If the average shell fired is $10 (which is likely as display is 90%+ filler, <10% thriller) the 860,000 shell display would be $8,600,000.
what ever the cost at least we got to watch our money go up in smoke and enjoy it instead of lining the pockets of the corrupt politicians........great show.....
When I was a kid, I was able to attend the 1976 Bicentennial fireworks. It was absolutely incredible. And this was probably absolutely, positively, amazingly incredible.
They have to shut down another learing center.
Kek
Largest firework display ever.
Plus our military musicians are really talented. 👍🇺🇸😁
Edit. Thanks for singing the Toby Keith song!! An Oklahoman Patriot.
850,000 fireworks. Can you believe it?
Give the man with the lighter a day off lol. Joking, I know it was done electronically
They just stated that there were 850,000 fireworks shot off!!
Definitely at least $100M worth!!
Actually the cost estimate for the display is between $7 - $8 Million according to industry experts.
A lot of the "filler shells" cost between $2 and $5 each. The small to medium shells are $10 to $50 each. Large shells are between $50 to $200 each. The really big specialty shells can cost from $250 to $1,000 each. These are all bulk prices.
Keep in mind that fireworks displays consist of Fillers and Thrillers. If the average shell fired is $10 (which is likely as display is 90%+ filler, <10% thriller) the 860,000 shell display would be $8,600,000.
Beautifully done!
what ever the cost at least we got to watch our money go up in smoke and enjoy it instead of lining the pockets of the corrupt politicians........great show.....
When I was a kid, I was able to attend the 1976 Bicentennial fireworks. It was absolutely incredible. And this was probably absolutely, positively, amazingly incredible.