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Hundreds of thousands of people will gather at San Diego Bay to watch the Big Bay Boom, one of the largest fireworks shows in California, on July 4.

San Diego’s Big Bay Boom is the largest Fourth of July fireworks show on the West Coast.

The longer more challenging course was about 7 miles and went from Turtle Bay Resort to Waimea Bay. The shorter course was about 4 miles long and started at Sunset Beach.

Big waves, big crowds expected at area beaches for the Fourth of July weekend Holiday crowds start a day early as they fill the beach at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point on Thursday, July 3, 2025.

The fun atmosphere at Big Bang on the Bay belied a sense of uncertainty, with this year potentially the last time fireworks will be allowed over Alamitos Bay.