Doc Holliday's Gunfight Palace

This place still haunts me weeks after I witnessed the mess of a show they portrayed.Let's start by, the main character and his unsolicited, political, opening speech.He squabbled on how COVID is fake, social distancing doesn't make sense and it's all bologna.The show required ZERO social distancing, NO face mask requirements and made the first 15 minutes of the show "a personal venting session". My family and I were extremely confused on the performance. My husband and I, including my children left half-way through the show and we personally DO NOT RECOMMEND this establishment.

Great history and reenactments!Came to visit Tombstone last weekend and was a beautiful sunny 84 degrees out. We didn't know about the show but the youngest actor of the four invited us to watch. Bought our tickets for the 2:30p show. Tickets are $8 each. Came early to get a good seat. The show is approximately 30-min and featured three gunfight brawl reenactments. The gunfight shows takes place indoors, after all, most of the the gunfights in Tombstone occurred inside saloons & brothels and are usually influenced by alcohol and disagreements over gambling (or women). The gunfights was entertaining and the actors engaging. Most of the gunfights in the Old West were spontaneous and very quickly started and finished as reenacted by the actors. Before the show we were warned that the gun fires were loud and they were real guns being used.We were able to take pictures and videos. The stage was a saloon setting. The audience seats were wooden bench (no backs). The actors were great story tellers and portrayed the real history prior to acting out the story. My favorite was the second one about the ugly shirt. Ahh! I wished I took a video. It was really funny.At the end there were photo opps with the actors. Don't forget to give them a good tip at the spittoon bucket as you leave! It is optional but they deserve it... -clap- -clap- -clap-Review #0284

Bought a ticket for the wife and I. When the show started the entire audience was subjected to a 15 minute anti-face mask, anti-social distance speech ("venting" as the owner put it). This is of course during the corona virus pandemic. Had I known that the owner was going to do this I wouldn't of bought the tickets - I seriously almost left within the first 5 minutes. Soo glad I stayed to watch (sarcasm), nothing like watching a bunch of drunk actors shoot blanks at each other while unable to tell a story. This is not a place for small children - if the children make any noises the actors stare at them in disapproval.

First time in Tombstone and this was the first place passing by, the gun fighters pulled us in and what a treat. It's an indoor gun fight but great, the actors were top notch and the owner is hilarious. He explains the real scenario of the gun fights they replicate. Check Doc Holliday's out if you are in town, you won't be disappointed.

The guys at the Gunfight Palace give a good show. I would even say some are even REALLY good actors who could work in any major hollywood western they're that good.I though the show needed to be longer to really draw out the stories deliver for the audience but I understand the limitations of the format. One gentleman in-particular I could really see inhabiting the roll of an old west gunslinger. Don't get me wrong I enjoyed the show, the kids in the audience were ENTHRALLED and all the actors gave a great show.I would recommend that if you are in Tombstone, you have got to take the family, especially the kids, it is worth the time.

We stumbled in by accident thinking it was a different gunfight (the OK Corral), but very glad we stayed. The actors were entertaining and funny, and we learned a bit about Tombstone. Real gunshots (blanks) were loud and startled me the first time I heard it. About 30 minutes long.

Great show, great historical content and great acting.The gunshots were really loud, and it is inside but my 10 month old (ears covered), and my 3 year old had no issues with them. The show lasts about 30 minutes which is a great little break from exploring Allen St.

So if you're in Tombstone I'm sure you're gonna do the big outdoor OK Corral show but...DO NOT miss Doc Holliday's gunfight! This is indoors because let's face it, most gunfight were. And these 4 guys put on a tremendous show! They love what they do and it shows.

Doc Holliday's Gunfight PalaceTombstone, ArizonaHISTORICAL GUNFIGHTS DAILY 11:00, 12:30 & 2:30Make us your first stop in Tombstone and learn the history of this great town before you see it. We give you a magnificent history lesson and reenact actual shootings & killings that took place here back in the wild days as well as their back stories. Let us take you back in time, starting with the Apache Indians, the Mexican-American War, the Army's influence, the silver mining and of course...the gunfights!You'll love our live, exciting show and walk away prepared for your trip through Old West Tombstone!521 E. Allen Street, Tombstone, AZ 85638520.508.5736http://www.GunfightPalace.comhttp://www.Facebook.com/GunfightPalace

Well what great actors ! They are on the street and draw you in. The price was reasonable and the story was historical. What made the show was the main narrator. He has this presence. He really seemed like an old cowboy. Anytime we come back to town we will be visiting this show.