Sunset Historical Film Tours

Watch a beautiful Arizona sunset from a historical movie set.

The Mescal Movie Set's popular Sunset Historical Film Tours will start on May 24th! It’s a great way to visit the historical movie set, avoid the heat, and watch an incredible Arizona sunset! Tours begin at 6:30 and 7 PM.

The set has been used in over 100 film productions, including many of your favorite classic westerns. Guests taking a Sunset Tour will visit buildings and street locations where memorable scenes from Tombstone, Outlaw Josey Wales, The Quick and the Dead, and many more occurred. Including:

• The Mercantile Store built by Clint Eastwood for Outlaw Josey Wales.
• The OK Corral and Oriental Saloon from the movie Tombstone.
• Virgil's and Wyatt's cottages from Tombstone.
• The Redemption Saloon from The Quick and The Dead.
• The Livery where Steve McQueen boarded his horse in Tom Horn.
• Paul Newman's "Jersey Lily" from The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean.
• The Brothel frequented by Frank Sinatra in Dirty Dingus Magee.
• Plus, many more iconic movie scene locations!

The walking tour is a quarter mile long and lasts about one hour. The cost is only $20 per person, with children 17 and under free. All proceeds are used to renovate the set to attract future film productions. Please, no pets, smoking, or weapons on set.

Future dates are subject to change because of film production. The set has a busy film schedule in 2024 but remains committed to hosting historical film tours and special events between film productions. Please check the Upcoming Event Schedule and make a reservation in advance.