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1. What happens if it rains on the day of Market Street Allen USA?

Market Street Allen USA is a "rain or shine" event, but if inclement weather necessitates, all band performances will be moved indoors to Credit Union of Texas Event Center. Check local weather forecasts before heading to the event. In case of inclement weather or any related event announcement, please check the Market Street Allen USA Facebook Page, or the City of Allen website. The Allen USA website is not updated with event announcements the day of the event.

2. How much is admission?

Admission to the Market Street Allen USA is free!

3. Can I bring my dog?

Due to expected high temperatures, crowds, and noise of the Fireworks Finale display, we encourage pet owners to leave their furry friends at home.

4. Can I bring lawn chairs and a cooler with food and drinks?

Lawn chairs and coolers are permitted and are subject to being searched. No alcohol allowed onsite.

5. How much are food and drinks?

Food prices will vary from concessionaire to concessionaire. Drink costs will vary between $2 and $3.

6. What time will the concessionaires close?

Concessions will be available until 9 p.m. Some concessionaires may continue selling through the Fireworks Finale.

7. What time is the Fireworks Finale?

The Fireworks Finale begins at approximately 9:30 p.m. The show lasts about about 25 minutes.

8. What time will the shuttle bus run to and from Allen High School?

The shuttle buses from Allen High School (at the roundabout in front of the school) to Celebration Park will run from 5:30 to 11 p.m., which includes ADA accessible buses. Beginning immediately after the firework show (approximately 10 p.m.) buses will shuttle passengers back to AHS. Buses will not run between 9 p.m. and the end of the fireworks show. The shuttle service will end at 11 p.m.

9. Are drones allowed at Market Street Allen USA?

Due to safety concerns with the large attendance, drones are discouraged at Market Street Allen USA. All drones must follow FAA regulations (including not being flown over people), and operators will be asked to show proof of an FAA pilot certificate and craft registration. Operators who violate FAA regulations may be subject to civil fines or criminal action.