Loved the show Loved the museum It was fun, informative, and memorable This is the show that is at the original location of the OK Corral read more

O.K. Corral - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

We attempted to see the 1 pm gun show, after driving two hours, since the website says 11 am/1 pm/3 pm. However, the hours changed. The extremely rude ticket girl said, well the website says subject to change. Websites are not that hard to update on a regular basis. Plus, since it seems to be a seasonal thing, maybe say "different hours in March/April, call ahead." So, if you want to see this gun show, I suggest you call. We could have waited until the next show, but the ticket girl was so rude and unapologetic, we chose not to. Luckily, we were able to see the historically accurate Saloon Theatre gun show across the street instead, and the people were much nicer. read more

Part history museum and part reenactment, the OK Corral was a lot of fun! The show is about 30 minutes long and there are a lot of locations around to show what it looked like in the late 1800's Definitely worth a look into what made Tombstone the destination you are currently visiting! read more

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We had a great time at the shoot out / gunfight show! The actors were so entertaining. I'm glad we watched the movie Tombstone again before we went so the story was fresh in our minds! The admission gets you access to the Historama, which gives an overview of Tombstone and the times, The Epitaph-which is the oldest newspaper in Tombstone and of course, the gunfight. The show is about 30 mins long and you can have your photo taken with the actors afterwards. We really enjoyed our time in Tombstone! read more

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This is one of the must do things in town I think. Don't let them talk you into the other one in the bar down the street it's a waste of money and pretty lame. Everything in town is trying to get you to pay to see something it seems but this one was at least worth the ticket. You get more than just the show for your ticket here. You also get a newspaper telling you about the shoot out from that day in history and get to look through the area in the back with the stables and other old buildings and the rotating scene show in the little theater too. Only $10 and the actors definitely do a good job! Just like the movie. read more

O.K. Corral - The show - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

What's a visit to Tombstone, AZ without a stop at the O.K. Corral? My reasonably priced $10 ticket gave me access to the 30-minute live reenactment, a view of the original 1881 gunfight site (with gunfighter positions as determined by Wyatt Earp), a 24-minute movie about the history of Tombstone and visits to historic buildings near the gunfight. It also included access to the Tombstone Epitaph with a complimentary newspaper about the gunfight. The reenactment was nicely done. The actor playing Doc Holliday sounded just like Val Kilmer in the movie - nice! I also liked the covered bleacher seats for the audience. Excellent! read more

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Highly recommend this fun family show! The actors are great and they are engaging and entertaining. Even my daughter, who hates everything, had fun. The ticket comes with entrance to other locations which I felt was confusing. The lady at the ticket desk sorta rushed through it ( there was a line) and then told me to take a photo. We didn't have any interest in the other stuff but had a great time. Also there gift show had the best stuff!!! read more

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I will be totally honest. This place, parked on one of the most storied and infamous spots in American Old West history, is full of cheesy fun that plays fast and loose with history. But, wow, it goes all in on the fun. Our ticket covered a tour of the property complete with a live blacksmith and artifacts from the 1880s, a gift shop stuffed with relevant merch that isn't overpriced, and contains a highly entertaining live show suitable for all audiences. The actual gunfight site is occupied by an ancient, life-sized "animatronic" display that plays and replays the famous gunfight at the vacant lot next to Fly's boarding house and behind the OK corral. Each gunfighter is represented but they barely move as audio plays out an old recording with actors and sound effects. This is pretty silly compared to the live show that is included in your ticket. Granted, the live show is also very silly but incredibly fun with live actors having a ball with the material. This show takes place near the actual site with a colorful backdrop and loud gunplay. Definitely a fun time. The legend is that the ghost of gunfight casualty Billy Clanton appears during these reenactments hoping to set the public straight about the battle. We checked during the show and the psychokinetic spike was not conclusive but indicative of an emotional spike from somewhere. If not Clanton, it may have been one of the McLaury brothers or a resident who died near there who had serious issues with the Earps and Doc Holliday. There were quite a few. The spikes coincided with appearances by the actor portraying Holliday, so it could have been someone who despised Doc or was note a fan of the actor playing him. (The entire cast was great, by the way. Ike Clanton was, in Lady Matilda's words, "delightful.") The OK Corral site is also connected to the Historama show. Your ticket comes with free admission to the show (as well as a free issue of the Tombstone Epitaph when you visit the museum up the street.) The show is a time capsule in and of itself, stuck in the late 1960s with a film presentation narrated by Vincent Price that also includes a rotating stage diorama covering the early days of Tombstone up to the early 20th century. It is quite dated and literally dusty. The film shows Tombstone at the end of the 1960s. It must be seen to be fully experienced. If you are a Gen-Xer like me, you will be transported back to your grade school historical field trips to such places where analog creativity opened up our imaginations. The show runs about 30 minutes and contains one of the most unintentionally hilarious moments involving Vincent Price narrating the murder of Morgan Earp and the diorama's depiction of it on stage. Again, it is something you have to experience as Morgan's body falls onto the pool table with all the drama of a Lego figure clunking to a hard wood floor. The staff was friendly and welcoming. While not for someone who is interested in real Wild West history, it is an entertaining introduction to the history and not only a look back at the 1880s but a reminder of how this history was told back in the 1960s. read more

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It's the reason most people visit, of course. Reenactments are fun for all ages and the historic value of the site can't be oversold. Visit if you can! read more

Write a review? Give me a break! This is the OK corral. This is one of the most iconic pieces of American history and you can walk right in where the gun fight happen! All of tombstone is worth a visit. It's a very small town. Their tourist area is fun. I'm here in the winter time when there aren't that many people, but I still had a great time! read more

This was the best trip I ever had. The weather was beautiful , and the people were outstanding. The food was great and the entertainment was the best. Learned a lot. The stores were awesome. I will be returning next may for another round of fun. Arizona is the place to relax, eat, fun, and education all in one !! The gunfights were great and the actors were so nice and taught us a lot. Thank you to everyone at the OK CORRAL !!!! read more

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Nice store filled with all sorts of goodies. Husband wanted to see the gunfight re-enactment. Was well worth the price ($10/each). Covered seating, so not too hot. Actors did a great job. They were funny & were into it. The only downside was one of the businesses behind the venue had a radio turned up quite loud, so missed some of the dialog. Total runtime was about 30 minutes. With the admission price, you could hit a couple of museums, a 30 minute film about Timbstobe & a fascinating newspaper from the Epitaph that was full of the fascinating testimony of the real OK Corral aftermath. read more

The show was great!! The actors were funny and kept us entertained by their jokes. Crowd participation is a must! Definitely worth the experience! read more

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Gunfight show - Entertaining, reenactment of the actual gunfight but with a little humor, about 20 mins long - actors were very nice and offered to let me take a photo with them about 30 mins before the show while they were hanging out on Allen St; you could also take photos with them after the show Museum - lots of interesting things to see before or after the show also Souvenirs - shot glass was $7 which was cheaper than at the Bird Cage Theater read more

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Arizona 01-2024 Tony and I went to the OK Corral in Tombstone Arizona where you have to pay an extra fee of $15 per person to watch them recreate the famous shootout with Wyatt Earp and his brothers Morgan & Virgil Earp with Doc Holliday against the outlaws. You can go inside the building and look around for free and the re-inactment is 3 times per day. read more

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Had a great stop at this gift shop, museum, and shoot out show. A must do when in Tombstone. If you do anything, DO THIS! It made the town famous. See our YouTube channel Coolest Life for a longer video. read more

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I was pleasantly surprised with how entertaining the show was! Lightly interactive, better actors than you'd expect in the middle of nowhere. Goofy family fun! Made the drive all the way out there worth it. read more

This was such a fun show! Family friendly with history and just enough humor to keep things moving. The photo gallery and museum are both very interesting. The actors were friendly. read more

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My son loves westerns and has asking for years to visit Tombstone. We decided to finally visit and check out the gunfight show. The actors did a great job mixing in history with comedy. After the show, they even joked around with my 4 year old daughter. The staff were extremely friendly while staying in character. read more

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We drove 3 hours from Phoenix to see Tombstone so we had to visit the iconic OK Corral. The "museum" component was a bit threadbare. The reenactment was corny but in a funny way that kept the kids interested in the history lesson. But just being on the spot of such a historic event was worth the $10 price of admission! read more

shoot out was hokie dialog was pitiful and the stupid cheering and booing was dumb,,,,they said crap that would not have been said back then ,,,,tombstone itself is awesome as were the ok corral itself ,,and main street,,,BUT the shootout ,,,very very mediocre at best read more

We had suuch a fun time here at O.K Coral. It was our first stop here at Tombstone as we tried to catch their 11am show. Everyone here was so nice. It was our first time here and O.K Coral left an amazing first impression. I didn't know much about Tombstone or the show when I came in, but the show gave me a good idea of the history (I was mostly enjoying the characters than paying attention to the story lol). Its so cool how they stayed in character and made the show entertaining. The villains were so funny. They also had a lot of photo ops outside the gunfight show site. There's a blacksmith outside that I thought was playing a character the whole time lol. Great performance. Great experience! read more

This is definitely a tourist trap, but is expected since that is what draws people f(or the most part) to Tombstone. It's only $10 which is a steal. My friend and I decided at the last minute to buy a ticket to get some entertainment and support my fellow Zonies before headed back up north. The $10 gets you a couple of attractions, the main one being the live-action reenactment of the OK Corral Shootout. Do it if you have nothing to do, have kids, want to see some cheesy actors, and/or learn the real history of the Shootout. read more

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I've wanted to visit here for a long time and when I found myself working an assignment just a few hours away I had to make the drive. You see this on TV and hear the stories but to actually be there is amazing. The little reenactment skit they do is fun and they add a little humor to it. You're welcome to take your time to walk around the different exhibits. It's just amazing at how much is still original. If you're an old west fan it'll really take you back in time. read more

Price includes 3 other "attractions". Be aware, the Arizona heat can be tough and the gunfight is outside, so wear a hat and grab a water. The historana had interesting facts...but VERY cheesy! The Epitaph is free anyway read more

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The O.K. Corral provided reasonable amusement for a couple of hours. We arrived when they opened around 10am to purchase tickets for the gun show at 11. They do three shows daily, at 11am, 1pm, and 3pm. We returned fifteen minutes early so we could explore the small museums, historical information, and late 1800s antiquities that they had for tourists to look at. The show itself was amusing and fun-- nothing amazing in terms of theatrical production, but a fun re-enactment of the story of Wyatt Earp and the Clantons shootout. The gunshots are loud, so if you have little kids, be aware! Though it took pace outdoors in bleachers, any non-vaccinated guests were asked to put on masks because there was no social distancing. We also attended the Historama show that was included in the ticket package next door in the adjoining building, which gave more history about Tombstone. Though cheesy and not exactly high-tech, it was worthwhile. If you'd like, you can buy a small popcorn for $1.50 to enjoy while you watch. They also have a limited selection of beverages (fancy soda pops in glass bottles are $2.50 but water was $1.10- on a hot day like today, you may need it!). The Historama runs once an hour beginning at 10am til close. The gift shop had some fun finds, trinkets, and souvenirs to chose from to remember your visit. Lots of shirts, mugs, and plush too. read more

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We bought tickets to see the West's most famous gunfight. The actors re-enacted the gunfight with WyattEarp, Doc Holiday, the McLaurys and Clantons. It's a outdoor theater with bleacher seating. There is a lot of audience participation. Booing for bad guys and cheering for the good guys. The gunshots are loud and make the show exciting. There are picture ops at the end of the show. read more

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What a fun town Tombstone it! We shopped at the O.K. Corral gift shop and purchased tickets to the show where the Earp brothers and Doc Holiday fought the cowboys. It was so much fun! I took pictures on the street with the brothers and Doc Holiday. I would highly recommend a trip to Tombstone and the O.K. Corral show. read more

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I love Tombstone, it's super cheesy but they know what they've got and they lean into it all the way. Everyone in town is incredibly friendly and genuinely seems happy to be there and share their city's history, absolutely recommended! The museum features a recreation of the OK Corral and Photo Studio as it say around the time of the infamous gunfight. There's quite a few displays describing life back then so take your time and explore the entire place. As for the show, it's what you're probably in town for: though it's played for laughs and has a few groan-worthy puns, it comes off as not only a respectful homage to the men involved, but a celebration of Old West life. A must-do! read more

O.K. Corral - The actual site of the infamous gunfight - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

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It was very disappointing compared to the last time I was there. I would have given it 1 star, but some of the actors outside were nice read more

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Stopped here on our way to Bisbee and spent a couple of hours here! It was $10 to see the property and we got to see the gun show fight which was around a 20 minute reenactment that was very entertaining. It was very busy the day we went so we were a bit crammed in the theater. Prices were extremely fair from the tickets to the merchandise and staff was quick to answer questions read more

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This is a must visit when your in Tombstone. They are a museum/souvenir/entertainment spot. They had an outdoor museum showing the gunfight, and an live gunfight for $10 a person. I got gunfight tickets and I have to say the most famous character of the show was extremely quiet and I couldn't here him. After the gunfight I walked around the outdoor museum than I went to their movie theatre and watched a documentary/live exhibit. It was a good learning experience and I had a fun time! read more

Even if you're more disgruntled Jack Elam than smooth Doc Holliday, this little tourist trap is fun. Grab your cowboy hat, hop on a stagecoach, and explore the wide dirt streets and storefronts of the Old West -- yeehaw! read more

O.K. Corral - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

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The actors were great but otherwise it's not some place I'd go to unless I happened to be staying in Tucsan for a long amount of time and had nothing else to do on the weekend. It's definitely something to do though and everyone is nice! The $10 ticket at the OK Corral includes the gun fight reenactment, a small museum of historical stuff, a free old newspaper and a 24 minute video at the Historama which is an educational video on the history of Tombstone which honestly felt like something you'd watch in elementary school. read more

O.K. Corral - Almost show time! - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

Decided we wanted to see the gun fight between the Earps and Doc Holliday against the Clantons and Maclaurys, so we bought tickets for this show. It was just the re-enactment we wanted to see! There's a nice big gift shop to purchase fun items and t-shirts, there are many displays to see before and after the show, too! The acting was rather good! My favorite character actor was Virgil Earp, as he was spot on! Second favorite was Doc Holliday. They all did a good job! You won't be disappointed. There's shade seating too! read more

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Excellent reenactment show of the events at the O.K. Corral. The actors are both knowledgeable and skilled, but also keep the show light hearted, engaging and entertaining. Before the show the actors in their period attire will be advertising (in a period correct manner) in the town streets, and engage with you when they see you. It really helped the town come alive. I really enjoyed this, and for $10 the bundle of entertainment you receive it just cannot be beat. What a fantastic trip. read more

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Pretty cool place but it's so touristy. I love the history of the location though and it's pretty empty here in Late Feb so that made it nice to walk around without dealing with crowds read more

O.K. Corral - Museums Near Me - Tombstone, Arizona

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This was so much fun! The reenactment was a great time and a must see while in Tombstone. The guys are all so very handsome and make the show really exciting. Fun for the whole family! This was our second trip to Tombstone and our second OK Corral reenactment. read more

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Super fun tourist experience. Wasn't too expensive and they have a great gift shop. Every one there was super friendly, helpful and fun.

I just moved to Arizona & have never heard of Tombstone before. I was informed to go visit Tombstone to see the history this town has to offer. The tickets for the live gunflight was $10. I absolutely loved this place. It had a lot of information about the history of Tombstone and it was very entertaining. All the little shops were neat to walk through too. From the website, "With a $10 ticket, you can see the Gunfight reenactment in the Streets of Tombstone Theater, tour the O.K. Corral Historic Complex, watch the Tombstone's Historama show, and receive a free copy of the 1881 reprint of The Tombstone Epitaph newspaper containing original reports of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Without the reenactment, admission costs $6. Kids 5 years old and younger are free. Your ticket gives you all-day access to the O.K. Corral grounds. There are no discounts. You can pay with cash, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover. An ATM is available onsite for a fee of $2.50." read more

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