Went there on a whim as it was close by the Desert Museum. So glad I did. If you enjoy shooting photographs this is heaven. Then whole place was designed for filming Westerns. You can get great shots of old western vignettes. When they have the shows the streets are empty. No tourists spoiling your shots. Trains, wanted posters, the... More

The gunfight's were interactive and the history was even better. Old Tucson brings out the swagger in your step for sure. Great family time together and the staff and actors are the best. Thank you we will certainly come back!

It was dusty, dry, dirty. What more could you ask for. You walk through this place and memories of shows and movies that you saw come to life before your eyes.

We enjoyed the tour around the town . I got my first stage couch ride ! Lots information. to take in . The girls in the motel show were fabulous .

Old west fun at this theme park like attraction. You can pan for gold, watch a gunfight, listen to western movie theme songs, have a glass of prickly pear lemonade, ride a stage coach, ride a horse, a train and a carousel and listen to some town history as to,d by the sheriff. Don't forget the to take the mine... More

We were in luck. Not only did we get to see Old Tucson Studios but there was an outstanding art festival as well. As movie/old tv buffs we thoroughly enjoyed the sets and musuem. It really gave you a feeling of being in the wild west. Plus you could ride the train, old car, stagecoach and participate in the medicine... More

This is a must see for anyone who grew up loving the old western TV shows and movies of that era, (40's, 50's and 60's) What a pleasure to see some familiar buildings and scenery from those old shows! Then to just think of the people who worked those dusty streets and old buildings creating the TV shows and western... More

Be sure to catch the stunt action show, done only once a day, but worth the price of admission on it's own. Great action and humor, and makes other shootouts pale. Can Can show was good, Was somewhat dead since we visited on a Thursday in late April.

After the disappointment of Tombstone which I found a bit tacky, I was delighted to visit Old Tucson Studios. The history isnt quite as long as Tombstone's but it is authentically 20th century film making history and I loved it. The walking tour was a great introduction and the guide (cant remember his name) explained everything clearly and answered all... More