How many rockets are in a Scream Rockets pack?

Each pack contains 10 individual whistle rockets by Gemstone Fireworks.

How loud are Scream Rockets?

Loud and piercing. Each rocket screams on ascent on a high whistle, then snaps with a bang at peak. No quiet finale — they're built around the noise.

What effects do Scream Rockets produce?

Whistle on the way up, single sharp bang at peak. No coloured stars, no crackling — these are old-school scream-and-bang whistle rockets.

Are Scream Rockets suitable for quiet displays?

No. They're deliberately loud and not suitable for pet-friendly or low-noise displays.

Do Scream Rockets come with a launch tube?

No. These are traditional bottle rockets and need a separate launching setup — a heavy glass bottle weighted in sand or buried in soil works.

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Scream Rockets

Name: Scream Rockets
Brand: Gemstone
SKU: 310Scream
Availability: InStock

(£0.59 each)

10 Rockets

£5.99

RRP £9.99 | Save £4.00 (40%)

In Stock

Buy	Pay	Save
3+	£5.00	50%
10+	£4.50	55%

Duration 50 Secs

Noise Level High

N.E.C. 30g

Size (cm) 49x15x3

Items Per Pack 10

Category F2 (8m)

Classification 1.3G

Case Qty 50

Weight 0.13 kg

Ten small rockets in a pack, each one screaming on the way up. The Scream Rockets from Gemstone Fireworks are old-school whistle rockets – cheap, noisy, and unapologetic about it.

Light the fuse, the rocket screams skywards on a piercing whistle, finishes with a snappy bang at peak. No coloured stars, no crackle – just the scream and the bang. Whistle rockets, screamers – same idea.

These are bottle rockets, so they don't come with a launch tube. You'll need a heavy bottle weighted in sand or buried in soil to hold the stick upright. Make sure the stick can slide out freely before lighting. Rated F2, a garden firework: keep spectators at least 8 metres back for safety.

If you want bigger rockets with proper effects on top, the full rockets range covers single-shot to multipack, F2 up to F3.

Fawkes' Top Tip

These are bottle rockets — they don't come with a launch tube. Use a heavy glass bottle (wine or beer bottle works), weighted in sand or buried in soil. The stick needs to slide out freely on launch, so don't pack it in too tight or wedge it in.