Madame Mustache

This was a lot of fun!
Staff: we came here on a weekday and were the only customers in the shop. I don’t know if they rush you more when there are many customers but in our case, the photographer took a lot of time for us. She was friendly and joking around with us and she was very patient when we took forever to decide which of the five pics she took we wanted printed.
Costumes: they have a picture wall in the front where you can see photos of people wearing their different costumes, which makes it easy to pick between costumes. The costumes can easily be worn over your clothing, which is cool because you don’t even have to take off your own clothes. They can be tightened in the back to fit people of all sizes. Accordingly, they fit us well. They also looked clean and were in good shape. My only discomfort was with their Native American costume, since I find it a bit disrespectful to «dress up» as and «play» Indian. But then again, it is prob not the shop’s fault but more of a social phenomenon that white folks want to dress up as Native Americans…
Options and Quality: the photos came out great. The photographer arranged us, told us how to pose, and gave us props. She tried out different arrangements and different props. She seemed to have a good feel for what would look good. She took five pics and then let us look at them in the computer, so we could choose which ones we wanted to have printed. She also let us choose which effects we wanted to be applied to the photos. We chose Sepia, which looks most vintage.
Price: this is the only reason I give four, rather than five stars. It is pretty expensive. We got three letter-​sized photo sheets printed (each sheet with two pics on it) and bought three of the funny paper-​frames (it says «Wanted» on it and stuff like that) and it was something like $ 50. It was worth it, but I wouldn’t have minded a lower price.
Overall, this was really fun and I would recommend going here.

Having gone on 11÷17÷13 — We were the only people in the place but felt incredibly rushed through the process when we really could have had more fun if it weren’t for the lousy customer service from the female employee. Since we were the only ones in there and no one was waiting, I don’t understand why everything was so tense!
I was asked what kind of womens’ costume I wanted (saloon girl), but after that, one was chosen for me by the female photographer. The man taking care of my husband was very friendly, much more relaxed and had a lovely demeanor much more in tune with Tombstone’s laid back environment.
There were no mirrors to check how I looked (we came by motorcycle, so I would have appreciated a chance to check my hair), so I was directed to go look at myself in the reflection of a wall clock. Really?
We were directed how to pose, then told any additional poses would incur additional charges. The entire time I was being yelled at to smile by the female employee — at that point I had a bad forced smile because I was gritting my teeth. Not the fun, mischievous, saloon girl sort of thing you’d want in that type of pic. Thankfully, my husband looked great, but I was really just frustrated with the experience — this was a fun holiday trip with a group of 30 friends who’d just ridden an hour by motorcycle to get there. No one else was interested after hearing about our experience.

Fun picture taking place, fairly speedy, costumes not in top shape but photograph well.

Madame Mustache was super fun!
If you’re a costume lover like me, you will get lost in this place! In addition to the regular souvenirs, they have a ton of period costumes and accessories. I didn’t buy anything but it was still fun to see all of them!
We also got our picture taken here. Having done this activity several times — yes, I know, Im totally lame — I can say, they had their act down cold!
The lady had us in our costumes, posed, and back out of our costumes in record time! Worth a stop!