HOLLYWOOD IN THE DESERT TOURS - YEAR ROUND
During one of our Historical Tours, called HOLLYWOOD IN THE DESERT TOURS, you will learn about Old Tucson’s famous movie productions and rich history. Each of our 90-minute semi-private tours are guided by an Old Tucson historian. Guests will explore the movie set, amusement park, and events center by both walking tour and tram tour elements.
EXPERIENCES, MUSEUMS, AND HISTORY
THE FOLLOWING EXPREIENCES ARE AVAILABLE WHEN THE PARK IS FULLY OPEN FOR OPERATION.
Town Hall & Museum
Our spectacular Town Hall building is houses numerous historical film props and sets as well as an 1800’s mercantile in the left museum wing. Explore and learn!
Courthouse
Our Town Hall features an authentic recreation of an 1800’s Wild West County Courthouse.
Children's Museum
The Children’s Museum and play space is located in the right wing of our Town Hall in our classic bank set. This quiet space allows parents to take a load off whilst the littles immerse themselves in dress-ups and wild west roleplay.
Shelton Hall
Learn about the rich history of Old Tucson Studios and the majestic western films that were created here. View original costumes and several props used in movies filmed on-site at Old Tucson in this museum.
Hotel Del Toro
With its Old West aesthetic, this classic building (made famous in the Three Amigos) and its low-ceiling interior is a favortie filming location. During Wild West Day Park why not pull up a chair in our mini staged saloon and learn to play the classic Old West gambling game Faro.
Old School House
This rare replica of a one-room schoolhouse from the 1800s allows you to imagine what it was like to be taught early elementary school instruction. Our Old School House preserves the unique history of the evolution of education and represents how children were taught during the time Arizona was still just a territory prior to becoming the 48th state of the union on February 14, 1912.
Sheriff's Office
Get a glimpse of an old-fashioned sheriff’s office and holding cell that some unsavory characters have called home. Make sure to snap a few photos behind bars while you’re inside! Maybe you’ll find a clue as to why the sheriff’s daughter is missing.
Southern Pacific Train Depot
This authentic railroad station was donated by the Southern Pacific Railroad and moved to Old Tucson in 1960.