Old Tucson Entertainment LLC

Old Tucson Entertainment LLC is a subsidiary of American Heritage Railways, established to operate the historic Old Tucson Studios as a public Western Frontier-type recreational and entertainment venue.

Located just outside Tucson, Arizona, Old Tucson Studios was originally built in 1939 for the film "Arizona" and has served as the backdrop for over 400 feature films and television shows.

These include classics such as "Gunfight at the O.K. Corral" (1957), "Rio Bravo" (1959), and "Tombstone" (1993).

After a period of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, American Heritage Railways assumed the lease of Old Tucson Studios in April 2022.

The company plans to revitalize the property and reintroduce it to the public, aiming to preserve the rich history of the site while creating a sustainable environment for the community and future generations.

Attractions and Events

Under the management of Old Tucson Entertainment LLC, the venue offers a variety of attractions and events.

Visitors can enjoy:

• Live entertainment, including stunt shows, saloon performances, magic acts, and original musicals
• Seasonal events such as "Nightfall," a Halloween-themed attraction
• "Yuletide," a Christmas event providing family-friendly fun throughout the year

Film Location Services

In addition to its role as a theme park, Old Tucson Studios continues to serve as a filming location, offering a unique desert backdrop for various productions.

The venue provides opportunities for location scouts and producers seeking authentic Western settings.

Location

Old Tucson Entertainment LLC is located in:

• Tucson, AZ, USA

Commitment and Legacy

The company is committed to revitalizing this historic landmark, ensuring its legacy as a premier destination for both entertainment and film production.