Old Tucson Map and Brochure (2025 – 2023)
Built like a frontier town wrapped around dusty streets and a creaky saloon row, Old Tucson uses its studio-style layout to blur movie history with living theater. A visitor with an Old Tucson map can find every stage set turned attraction—gunfight shows, stagecoach rides, and shaded porches for dining—without doubling back through the same main street bottleneck.
- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
- Years Active
- 1960 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Old Tucson Site
- Related Maps
- Old Tucson Nightfall Map (2024 – 2023)
The map helps you time parades and stunt schedules while noting shortcuts behind the chapel and rail depot. Bring it close when the midday tram pulls in or the evening lights glow over the mission tower; it’s pure Western déjà vu.
Old Tucson Map 2025
Old Tucson’s 2025 season adds several new experiences, including the return of Nightfall with expanded haunts, fresh entertainment, new craft cuisine, and themed cocktails. The Hydeout Grill debuts as a special dining location for Nightfall guests.
The Yuletide event is scheduled to return from November 25 through December 31, continuing the park’s winter tradition while the park remains fully operational throughout the year.
Printable Old Tucson PDF Map 2025
Old Tucson Yuletide Map 2023
FAQ
Is it worth going to Old Tucson?
Old Tucson is considered worth visiting for fans of Western movies, families, and those interested in film history or Old West experiences. The park offers live entertainment, historical exhibits, and authentic movie sets, making it a unique attraction in Arizona. Visitor reviews frequently highlight the immersive atmosphere and variety of activities available.
Why did Old Tucson close down?
Old Tucson closed down in 2020 due to financial difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting drop in tourism revenue. Pima County, which owns the property, did not renew the lease with the operator at that time, leading to its indefinite closure. The site has since reopened under new management.
How much does it cost to enter Old Tucson?
Admission to Old Tucson typically costs around $34.99 for adults and $24.99 for children ages 5–12. Special events or seasonal attractions may have different pricing. Children under 5 usually enter for free.
What films were filmed in Old Tucson?
Old Tucson has hosted the filming of more than 500 movies and TV shows, including classics like Arizona, Rio Bravo, El Dorado, Tombstone, Winchester ’73, The Outlaw Josey Wales, and Three Amigos. Popular series shot there include Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and Little House on the Prairie. The site is renowned for its authentic Western town setting used by major productions from the 1940s through the 1990s.
