The museum is easy to find on Allen Street. One ticket (currently $10) grants you access to the reenactment of the infamous gunfight, admission to the museum itself (which includes a 25-minute presentation about Tombstone's history), and a copy of the Epitaph that covered the details of the gunfight. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any place I have ever been that offered as much value as this one museum ticket provided.

These guys are wonderful actors who bring the experience of the shoot out at the OK Corral to life in a fun and engaging live show that really entertains. The historic displays and blacksmith were fun and informative as well. We really enjoyed this attraction.

Excellent reenactment! The actors are terrific and made this a really fun attraction. The exhibits before the reenactment were very interesting and informative. We bought tickets that allowed us to tour the replica of the Epitaph newspaper too. That was fascinating.

This is a fun place to watch the reenactment of the famous gunfight. Very informative, funny, and well acted show. The cast is very talented and you can get pictures with them following the show for no extra cost. Audience participation is fun, If you can only go to one reenactment in Tombstone, this is the one!

The site of the OK Corral historic shoot out is reenacted in about a 30-minute show throughout the day. It is mainly a serious presentation. The cost is $10 (no discounts). You get access to viewing stand covered by a shade sail. Pictures can be taken during the presentation and afterwards with the actors. The grounds contain a few other historical artifacts. The statues of the real participants are posed outside for additional photo opportunities. There is a nice gift store with many reasonably priced souvenirs. This is a must do stop on your trip to Tombstone.

Okay, you know this is going to be an entertaining show rather than a history lesson, and it was. About a half hour show, actors explained before hand a bit of the historical background and the show was on. The audience was encouraged to participate by booing the “bad” guys and cheering the “good” guys, and that all helped provide an enjoyable experience. It was fun. Admission also included admission to the OK Corral museum, and free historical newspapers at the newspaper museum. I think it was well worth the $10 admission price.

Really enjoyed the theatrical performance at the OK Corral. At around 25 minutes long it's the perfect length imo, and the actors were both very funny and very personable both before and after the show. It's got to be a grueling gig to do that same performance multiple times a day every day in the sun, but they really made it entertaining, especially by goading the audience and incorporating real world events (like staring down a helicopter passing overhead for example) into their patter. The story is simplified and maybe not altogether accurate, but seeing the show, the museum and real gunfight location are well worth the price of admission.

We stopped in Tombstone in April for a couple hours and watched the show. The actors were entertaining and there was a lot of history to the show. The seating was in the shade and it lasted about 30 minutes. For the price ($10 each) you can’t really complain but it was a little corny.

The town of Tombstone prides itself on the 30-second gunfight that happened at the O.K. Corral in 1881, so there was no way we were going to miss it during our one afternoon in town. For $10, the O.K. Corral ticket includes the Historama historical show, some period museum exhibits and a reenactment of the gunfight itself. See the Historama before the gunfight for the context. Note that Tombstone attractions are set up to be able to stack them. We arrived in town with enough time to take the Good Enough Mine Tour ahead of our O.K. Corral showtimes, then capped off the day with an early dinner at Big Nose Kate’s Saloon. It’s all in good fun - just do it.

When in Tombstone, see the museum and the reenactment of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. You also get a copy of the local newspaper. When we first arrived on the dirt covered downtown street, the performers were out in front taking photographs with bypassers. So we of course, took our turn. The admission had separate tickets, but all included, for the different areas to see, but we timed it to catch the 11am gunfight. The stadium seating was pretty full, with our choosing the back row we could stand up if desired, and catch the breeze coming over the back wall. We put noise cancelling muffs on the baby's ears (also used at take off and landing on the airplane) and she was a doll. The show only lasted 20 minutes and the gunfight 30 seconds. Again they posed at the scene after the show, dead and alive.