Head to Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh on July Fourth for a night of fireworks and sing-along anthems like "Defying Gravity," "Levitating," "Hot to Go" and more during the Jovia Financial Credit Union Fireworks Spectacular.

The roughly 25-minute pyrotechnics display begins at 9:30 p.m. and will paint the night sky with colorful patterns and floral designs. Catch patriotic tunes like "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue," "America" and "God Bless the U.S.A."

The fireworks are included in the $10 parking admission. Radio stations WALK 97.5 FM and KJOY-98.3 FM will simulcast music during the fireworks presentation.

Attendees can enjoy live music starting at 8 p.m. and there will be character actors roaming the boardwalk for kids to meet.

During the day, guests can head to the boardwalk for an interactive green screen photo booth experience featuring patriotic and summer scenes.

Here's all you need to know about the many ways to see the fireworks spectacular:

On July 4, (Nassau Inter-County Express) will be running buses to Jones Beach State Park on a Sunday  schedule. Daytime service on the N88X to Jones Beach from the Freeport LIRR station begins at 8:36 a.m. and runs every half hour throughout the day. Postshow return trips for those viewing the Jones Beach fireworks show will leave from the West Bathhouse. Fare is $2.90 per person and can be paid in exact change (coins only), MetroCard, or using the NICE GoMobile app, nicebus.com. 

Set sail on a Fourth of July fireworks cruise. Choose from a fleet of boats ($65) offering fireworks cruises through the scenic New York State Channel to a water view of the sky spectacular. Coffee, cookies and other snacks will be served on the return trip. Boats leave at 6:30 and 7 p.m. from (3500 Ocean Pkwy., Babylon). Boarding begins a half-hour before departure; 631-669-6464, captreefleet.com. 

44-foot, 28-passenger American Yacht catamaran leaves at 8 p.m. for a two-hour cruise with a cash bar and specialty drinks (Jones Beach Brewing Co. blonde ale, Fisher Island Lemonade, coconut coladas, margaritas and more.) Board at 211 Woodcleft Ave.; $70 for passengers ages 11 and up, $45 ages 5 to 10, reservations required, 516-521-7744, freeportwatertaxi.com.

offers July 4 fireworks cruises, also leaving from the Freeport Nautical Mile. Dance to DJ music and enjoy a cash bar aboard The Captain Lou 7, an 85-foot cruiser with a covered upper deck and a climate-controlled cabin and galley, or the Atlantic Pearl, with a covered upper deck and a climate-controlled cabin and galley ($65). Or take a dinner cruise on The Starstream 8, a 100-foot super-cruiser ($95 includes food and drinks). Board at 7:30 p.m. for 8 p.m. departure at 31 Woodcleft Ave., for the Captain Lou 7 and The Starstream 8 and board at 111 Woodcleft Ave., for the Atlantic Pearl. Reservations are required and can be made at 516-623-5823 or at captloufleet.com.

Watch the night sky light up from a seat at , the restaurant and catering facility on the second floor of Jones Beach’s historic Art Deco West Bath House. The ballroom and the dining areas on the building’s terraces offer ocean views and will be open throughout the fireworks show, with baked clams, burgers, lobster rolls, salads and more on the menu. (2000 Ocean Pkwy., Wantagh, 516-785-0012, gatsbyontheocean.com).

See the fireworks from a different viewpoint on the pier and long shoreline at (1 King Road, Wantagh, 516-571-7460, nassaucountyny.gov) or at nearby (3340 Merrick Rd., Seaford, 516-571-7470, nassaucountyny.gov). Admission is free with proof of Nassau County residence; nonresidents pay a $10 parking fee.

Nassau County residents with a Leisure Pass can see the show at the county’s , located on Long Beach west of Jones Beach. Parking costs $15. Nonresidents pay a $37 parking fee. (880 Lido Blvd., Lido Beach, 516-571-7700, nassaucountyny.gov).