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Step into Cinematic History at Sunset!
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- May 22, 2025
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The Mescal Movie Set’s popular Sunset Historical Film Tours return on May 24th—offering a unique opportunity to experience a legendary movie set while enjoying the breathtaking beauty of an Arizona sunset.
With over 100 film productions shot on location, Mescal has played a starring role in some of the greatest classic westerns. On this guided walking tour, guests will explore iconic buildings and streets where unforgettable scenes from "Tombstone," "The Outlaw Josey Wales," "The Quick and the Dead," "Tom Horn," and many more were filmed.
Don’t miss this chance to walk through cinematic history while watching the sun set over the Arizona desert!
Sunset Historical Film Tour Schedule:
Sat. May 24 -- 6:30 & 7:00 PM
Sat. June 7 -- 6:30 & 7:00 PM
Sat. June 21 -- 6:30 & 7:00 PM
Sat. July 12 -- 6:30 & 7:00 PM
***NEW*** -- Weds. Historical Film Tour Schedule:
Weds. May 28 -- 10:00 AM only
Weds. June 4 -- 10:00 AM only
Weds. June 11 -- 10:00 AM only
Weds. June 18 -- 10:00 AM only
Weds. June 25 -- 10:00 AM only
Our newly expanded Western Ranchwear gift shop is also open on Weds. from 10:00 AM- 2:00 PM. There is no fee to visit the gift shop!
he quarter-mile walking tour lasts approximately one hour and costs only $20 per person—with children 17 and under free! Every dollar goes directly toward preserving and restoring the set to attract future film productions.
For the best experience, please note:
No pets
No smoking
No weapons
To check our Upcoming Film Schedule, make a reservation, or get more information please visit www.MescalMovieSet.com.
About Mescal Movie Set
Located just outside of Benson, Arizona, the Mescal Movie Set has served as the backdrop for over 100 productions since its establishment in [insert year]. Its rich history, authentic Western architecture, and stunning desert vistas have made it a favorite among filmmakers and fans alike. For more information, visit www.mescalmovieset.com.
Contact:
Mescal Movie Set
1538 N Mescal Rd, Benson AZ 85602 (location)PO Box 833, Benson AZ 85602 (mailing)
Phone: 520-255-6662 Email: info@mescalmovieset.com
Website: www.mescalmovieset.com
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