Trail Dust Town

This tiny pioneer western town is super cute. It's only open at night starting at 5pm-9pm. With a steak house, a few shopping boutiques, small entertainment rides (train, carousel, Ferris wheel, etc) and stunt shows. The rides open on certain days/times and so does the stunt show (F,Sat, Sun 7&8pm).Great photo op with old western buildings like the jail cell, gold mine, post office, barber shop, etc. There's also a studio that does old time photos.We came on a Thursday with no stunt show and stayed less than hour walking around, taking photos and visiting the gift shop and chocolate store. It has a few small parking lots surrounding the perimeter. Be careful as they were one way streets and there weren't much lighting.

It's been a few years since we have visited Trail Dust Town. We were in town from Phoenix and we used to always visit so decided to have a birthday dinner at Pinnacle Peak and ride the train with our kids after. I would say they have done a great job with the town and all the little interactive features. The train ride is $3 per person but if you ride with little kids the parents are free which is AWESOME! All in all, totally worth it. I would say the gun show is now more than 10 bucks per person. We skipped it because we have little kids, I'm not sure it is worth that much when it used to be a free show back in the day.

This is our go to hangout place. We used to have an outdoor mall where we lived so coming here it has that outdoor shopping feel but so much better! The town is really cute with lots of great shops and great places to eat. My daughter loves the Ferris wheel and the carousel. I personally enjoy the magic shop and the shooting range they have. We brought our family here and they loved it as well! The only thing I would recommend this place needs to work on their train ride. Other than that everything is great!!

A real kitschy wild-west amusement park. But if you like wild west stuff, the stagecraft here is better than what you'll find in Tombstone. Yeah, I know, that's controversial--the place emulating actual wild west artifacts is doing a better job of putting on a show than the actual historical landmark. Hear me out: -Their live theater is superb. I saw the "Pistolero" show, and it had quite a few memorable stunts, like pyrotechnics and tumbling from rooftops-There's a big barbecue restaurant! -There's an "Opera House" that acts as a sort of speakeasy when it's not being used for private events. It's gorgeous-There are a ton of photo opportunities throughout the space designed to look like a late 19th century town squareParking is kind of tight, and I know it's at the edge of town, but bear with it--Trail Dust is worth checking out

We took the family out for some outdoor amusement - target practice, magic shop, candy shop, gold mining, train ride, carousel, and ferris wheel ride. Took a small train ride through the park and into two tunnels. Great comedic Western entertainment with gun shots, explosives , that had 5 year olds up to 80 year olds laughin it up . If you're ever in Tucson for a visit and looking for something to do before dinner, this is a great spot. My family of 4 had a great time and would definitely return.

This is a cute Western town. It's very clean and well-kept. We stopped here yesterday but didn't know the attractions were closed. On Google it said "open." Oh well... would have liked to see the show, but that's not going to happen on this trip.

1/12/22This would have been a 5 star experience if I took the time to read the trip advisor reviews before coming. There were only 2-3 businesses open when we got here.See the pictures for the operating times...Quality/Quantity -Fun place to visit, especially if you were to come when they were open...Still had a good time.Atmosphere -Cool, different.Kid friendly.Everyone was friendlyCP Huntington Train.Allan Herschell Carousel."Circle the Wagons" Ferris Wheel.Pistoleros Wild West Show.Gold Panning.Shooting Gallery.They can host numerous events including weddings, banquets, outdoor picnics, parties, and corporate eventsService - N/APrice - FreeOwner Suggestion - Congrats on all your success since 1961, 3rd generation ownership and continuing to grow.

This place is great for anyone who wants to see a resemblance of the old west. Made for all ages and saw a lot of kids. We went near close, so didn't have a chance to check out the entire place, however we were able to grab a drink at the bar and watch the Pistoleros gunfight show that last about 30 mins. We didn't eat here, but that had a huge restaurant and it was packed. The gunfight show was pretty reasonably priced and it was very entertaining. From the comedy and stunts, this was a very fun way to end our vacation in Tucson. It was a little colder that night, but they offered us seat pads to keep our butts warm on the aluminum bleachers.

Took the family for some outdoor fun and this was so much fun! The parking was kind of tough so had to circle a bit. Kids had a lot of fun! We saw the Pistoleros show and enjoyed the stunts and actors and the pyrotechnics. There us a few basic rides and the whole place feels like you just stepped back in time into the Wild West. There is plenty of places to sit down and enjoy some food, there is also a barbecue restaurant. Plenty of cute places to take memorable pictures. Overall a very cute place to visit, there is no admission fee, however you can purchase tokens for attractions and show. Would absolutely visit again!

MUST SEE the Pistolero show!! Saddle up and head on down to the most underrated gun show this side of the desert! With a mix of old-school charm, comedy and modern firepower, it's a true frontier experience. Includes amazing stunts my mouth dropped in Awh. Friendly faces, expert marksmen, and a vibe that'll transport you straight to the Wild West. Don't miss out on the action-packed fun and cowboy camaraderie ( especially if you have kids). Worth every penny, will be coming back just for the show they present.