One Coach or More Than You Can Count

Old Tucson Studios has a day of adventure for your tour. For more than six decades, Old Tucson Studios has been southern Arizona’s most popular entertainment venue and the world’s most famous western movies location. Visitors will encounter a variety of live entertainment and re-enactments that recapture the spirit of the Wild West including action-packed stunt shows, gunfights, and saloon revues. Guests won’t want to miss the pictorial displays of Old Tucson Studios history in the Town Hall museum and a set tour with an historian.

Special Tour Operator admission and meal package rates available. No charge for one (1) tour escort and one (1) driver per motor coach. If a meal package is purchased, the driver and Escort each receive a complimentary meal.

Mescal Photo Tour:

Due to filming and special projects, the Mescal set is currently closed to the public.

Private tour only with our guide. 10 person minimum per tour group.
No food, beverage or restroom facilities available.

The setting at Mescal resembles a late 1800’s town complete with a dusty main street lined with one and two-story buildings. Cattle are frequently the inhabitants, along with rolling tumbleweeds coming to a stop against a leaning hitching post. Wind flutters curtains through windows. And off in the distance, rolling hills lead to lofty mountain heights that play with the imagination…

Located just 45 minutes from the parent home of Old Tucson Studios, the Mescal film set offers an old western town atmosphere atop a gentle hill surrounded by natural tall grasses and native cacti. This location has been featured in over 50 film, television and commercial productions including: Monte Walsh (1968 with Lee Marvin), Dirty Dingus Magee (1970 with Frank Sinatra), The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972 with Paul Newman), Tombstone (1993 with Kurt Russell and Val Kilmer), The Quick and the Dead (1994 with Sharon Stone and Gene Hackman) and Buffalo Soldiers (1997 with Danny Glover).