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Added by Jopie, at 12 January 2017
Opening Hours
- Monday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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15 Reviews
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17 December 2017
We had such a great time. Enjoyed all the little shows and had time to walk and reminiscing about the old times and the movies. We just need to return so we see all the shows.
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17 December 2017
From the moment you arrive the fabulous staff guides you from one enjoyable event to another. Loved the Elixer Comedy Show and the hilarious Stunt Show at the Mission; where hundreds of movies were shot. Particularly, the film 'The Three Amigos,' comes to mind.
The drive your own vintage cars, added to the fun. The carousal, run by Delaney, the sweetest operator, enhanced our day. Add, the train ride, all the variety shows, and you have a most enjoyable day!report this review -
27 November 2017
Absolutely AWESOME! . Who knew so many movies were filmed here? We hit all the shows, tours, & buildings Truly a diamond in the rough I recommend spending ALL day.. The food vendors are reasonably priced.
This place has nothing on Tombstone! My group of friends took it all in!
The entire staff were nice and friendly! You can take your four legged fur babies in as well!report this review -
04 November 2017
Went for nightfall, it was fun, just wish the shows were better. Previous years had a major production put into the shows and I enjoyed that. Train and hay ride were fun even if we did have to pay for the hay ride. Overall it can be a bit of a cash grab, still it's fun for the whole family.
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29 October 2017
Venue where many Western movies have been filmed. Was there with a large group and we had rented the place out completely for ourselves. We had a very fun night but I cannot comment on their normal day to day operation. As an event venue it was definitely fun!
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26 October 2017
It was fun, definitely an entertaining place but I am not sure how much repeat quality there is here but it was good.
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23 October 2017
It was amazing the shows were well played the actor's were amazing. I love the train ride the haunted houses the ice cream is very good. I recommend you go to the seven deadly sins you should go there.
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20 October 2017
This place is a ton of fun if you are interested in the Old West culture or westerns. There are daily shows and places to shop and eat. The train ride is fun, as well. Great staff and a good time to be had!
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09 October 2017
When we got to old Tucson and we were all exited the woman offered us a discount since we were a huge Family but then she started to take away our discount. It ended up being the same price WITHOUT a discount. We all got very upset. We ended up asking for our money back and left. To sum it all up the staff was extremely rude and were not very smart. They need to watch their mouths. I do not recommend coming here it is a waste of time
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17 September 2017
Over 400 westerns filmed at Old Tucson, Amazing live Gunfights and stunts take place in a old western movie set. Watch the action up close and personal, and take a walk through movie history. The employees who dress and act the part really make you feel like you took a trip to the early Wild West in Arizona.
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07 June 2017
Located in National park isn't it ? But because I went on a weekday to avoid crowds I was not let in to view the sets, even though there were people inside from a school tour.
I wasn't interested in anything but viewing the sets and was willing to pay to get in just for that.
Of course the gift shop was open but I declined to shop under the circumstances
Glad I went to Goldfield, neat place and they don't fence you out .
I live far away from here and was excited to see it when I stumbled onto it.
I am a huge old west buff.but
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17 May 2017
Went about 35 years ago. And I have been wanting to go back. Western movies are my favorite. And a lot of them were made there! I am note planning my next visit. Can't wait!!!
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16 March 2017
Very cool location!! I came for the Wild Wild West Steampunk Convention, and it was the perfect atmosphere! The old buildings set the tone. I caught one of their regular shows (a shootout) between convention panels, which was fun and well done. Initially I though the food in the restaurants was pricey, but they give you a lot of it and it's tasty, so it's worth it. Be sure you try the Prickly Pear Lemonade!!
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10 February 2017
From the moment you arrive the fabulous staff guides you from one enjoyable event to another. Loved the Elixer Comedy Show and the hilarious Stunt Show at the Mission; where hundreds of movies were shot. Particularly, the film 'The Three Amigos,' comes to mind. The drive your own vintage cars, added to the fun. The carousal, run by Delaney, the sweetest operator, enhanced our day. Add, the train ride, all the variety shows, and you have a most enjoyable day!
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19 January 2017
Very cool to see where so many of John Wayne's movies were made. They have some interesting exhibits such as driving reproduction vintage cars, riding on a train around the premises, a fun little "haunted" mine walk, and carriage ride through the reproduction town (this costs extra). The biggest downside is the price. At over $20 a person, this doesn't justify the experience enough for me to go back in the near future, maybe in 10 years.
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