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Great experience! The gunfight included cowboy humour and was quite enjoyable. The actors did a great job at playing their parts. Narration was well done and easy to hear. Highly recommend
Great show with comedy. Bring your earplugs if you’re sensitive to gun sounds. Do not bring your dog to this show!!
We went in to the gunfight show not knowing what to expect but it was a really good fun experience, the guys did a great job with their show, it was definitely worth the while to go in and have a good laugh with them, the gun fight was fun, no fake blood..
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Wheelchair accessible, Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, Service animals allowed, Public transportation options are available nearby, Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap, Transportation options are wheelchair accessible, All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible, Suitable for all physical fitness levels, Show ticket is valid for any day regardless of date selected on ticket. Also valid for any showtime regardless of time selected. , Longest running show in Tombstone. Action packed comedy Gunfight show and Western theme park. This is not the OK show.
This was not The Shoot Out at The OK Corral that I thought I was buying. Maybe let people know that in your ad.
Fun and informative. You sit and watch reenactment of different stories from various early days in Tombstone.
It was a fun show. Highly recommend! The actors were fun and inviting to the audience. $10.00 is worth it...................
Amazing show from start to finish! Very kid-friendly and engaging for the whole family. The actors were energetic, interactive, and genuinely fun, which kept the kids entertained the entire time. We all had a great experience and would definitely come back again.
Fun time and entertaining. Everyone had great personalities. Wish the stuff inside was included in the price of the show though.
If you want to see a masterclass in 'Small Town Ego,' this operation provides it. After witnessing the conduct at Old Tombstone Western Theme Park and the associated street activities, it is clear that this is less about history and more about a personal stage for people who couldn't make it in professional environments like Rawhide or Old Tucson. It is absolutely hilarious to watch performers like Lincoln Levere and Lee McKinley strut around in sunglasses and eyeliner, acting like 'elite' Hollywood stars. The reality? They are background extras whose 'big break' was being non-speaking living props in The Lone Ranger or Legends & Lies. Standing in a crowd over a decade ago doesn't make you a movie star, yet they use this fantasy to justify a hostile and arrogant attitude toward paying guests. I witnessed a coordinated pattern of aggression from this circle, including the management and their associate Mike Jones. They utilize physical 'karate' threats and have even followed visitors into the street to continue harassment. It is an embarrassing, low-budget hustle run by people who are insecure about their lack of actual talent. If you don't feed their 'superstar' delusions, they turn hostile. Do yourself a favor: skip the community theater drama and support the real professionals in town who don't need sunglasses and threats to feel important.
We had a great experience! The show was a comedy shootout. They interact with the crowd making it extra fun, my kids loved it
