I have a supermarket by my house that sells Dry Ice, actually. You should call your local store, they may have some available.
Also if you plan on getting anything frozen shipped, the package will usually come in a large container of dry ice. There are various online grocery stores that will mail you frozen foods, http://www.netgrocer.com/ is one of them.

Lastly if you just want dry ice mailed to you by itself, http://www.abcicehouse.com/DryIce.htm is willing to mail you as much as you like.


Dry Ice is fun to play with but make sure you are being safe with it - Dry Ice emits carbon dioxide which can pool in basements and suffocate you. It's also much colder than regular ice and can stick to your skin and can frostburn you. It's very wise to use gloves or tongs.
Source(s):
http://www.health.state.ny.us/environmental/indoors/food_safety/dry_ice.htm

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