Jun 6, 2023
June 06, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Mean Gene Fireworks, a premier fireworks retailer based in the Vancouver, WA, area, has announced that it will be moving to a new location for this year's July 4th celebrations.
The new location, at 809 NE Minnehaha Street, Vancouver, WA 98665, will be open for business starting June 28th and will give customers more space to browse the retailer’s incredible selection of fireworks. The company’s loyal customers in Vancouver can rest assured that, though Mean Gene Fireworks will be in a new location this year, it will be offering the same spectacular variety of top-quality pyrotechnic products at the unbeatable prices that it is known for.

"We are excited to announce our new location just in time for the July 4th celebrations," says Gene Marlow, owner of Mean Gene Fireworks. "Our new location is more spacious, and we have put a lot of effort into making sure we maintain our high standards when it comes to quality, variety, and price. Our customers can expect the same fantastic range of products and unbeatable prices, along with our signature friendly and knowledgeable service. We can't wait to welcome everyone to our new Vancouver, WA, location this summer!"
The store offers a wide selection of fireworks in categories such as assortment packs, flying novelties, fountains, M500 fireworks, mortars, and artillery, multi-shot repeaters, novelty fireworks, Roman candles, Saturn missiles, sparklers, and more. Vancouver residents are urged to visit its website to browse through the over 110 products currently in stock, a mere sampling of the full product range that will be available to purchase at the new retail location.
Mean Gene Fireworks imports its products directly from top Chinese manufacturers, completely cutting out the middleman. The savings are then passed on to customers as the store claims to offer fireworks at the lowest prices in Washington. Moreover, it is the only fireworks stand that will remain open and offer products at a discount on July 5th, the day after the celebrations.
"Our goal is to make sure our customers have the best possible experience, and we believe our new location will help us achieve that," added Marlow. "We encourage our customers to follow us on social media for updates on hours of operation and this year's specials, which will be announced as we get closer to the opening date. If you need personalized help or want to make any more inquiries, call us at (360) 409-3952. We would love to be of service."
For more than 35 years, Mean Gene
One reviewer, who has been shopping with Gene for most of his life, says, “I have shopped at every Mean Gene location for over 30 years! It has become a tradition for me. I missed the early bird special this year. They give vets a 10 or 15% discount! They already have the best prices, best service, and best selection.”
Another customer recounts their experience getting fireworks for a wedding during an off-season by saying, “I had the pleasure of working with the proprietor and his wife. Their fireworks prices are fair, the selection is great, and their commitment to customer service is second to none. In the off-season, they were able to source beautiful sparklers for my wedding. As noted by the stars above (5/5), I highly recommend them for all your fireworks needs, even year-round.”
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For more information, readers in Vancouver and nearby areas can visit Mean Gene Fireworks' website or reach out to the company on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/meangenefireworks.
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For more information about Mean Gene Fireworks, contact the company here:
Mean Gene Fireworks
Gene Marlow
(360) 409-3952
[email protected]
Mean Gene Fireworks
809 NE Minnehaha St
Vancouver, WA 98665
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