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This holiday season two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be taking groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters on actual ghostly excursions through the winding paths and darkened lawns of Central Park. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment -- like something out of a paranormal holiday blockbuster -- they'll prowl Central Park for signs of some spirited ghostly happenings.

Tucked into an obscure corner of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art -- resting peacefully -- are the remnants of the once famous English "Star Hotel." This Norfolk hotel was the setting for the Charles Dickens legendary novel "David Copperfield." And according to Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) aka the "Ghost Doctors" paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides, the Star Hotel may now be accepting reservations for some ghostly guests this holiday season.

This holiday season New York's Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of brave amateur ghost hunters through winding and darkened passages as they pass the platforms and tracks of Grand Central Terminal in search of festive paranormal activity. These courageous paranormal thrill seekers will be instructed in the fundamentals of ghost hunting. From the proper use of a variety of electronic equipment to utilizing their own cameras as ghost detectors.

During this holiday season the Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of intrepid wanna be ghost hunters through the winding wings, hallways and galleries of NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art in search of its paranormal essence. After receiving a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting, they'll be instructed in the proper use of different electronic ghost hunting equipment as well as how to detect and even photograph signs of paranormal activity.

If one thinks UFOs and E.T. encounters can't happen in New York City -– think again! Under cover of the night sky within the confines of NYC's urban wilderness better known as Central Park, an amazing extraterrestrial adventure is unfolding entitled the UFO Phenomena Tour.

This coming Thanksgiving holiday, New York's own Ghost Doctors will be taking groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters in training on an actual ghostly adventure through Flushing Meadows Park -- the home of the two former World's Fairs. With equipment in hand, like something out of a holiday supernatural blockbuster, they'll prowl Flushing Meadows passing hulking relics from a time long gone for signs of paranormal activity.

This Thanksgiving holiday the Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of courageous apprentice ghost hunters through the endless wings, hallways and galleries of NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art in search of ghostly spirits. After these brave recruits receive a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting 101, they'll be drilled in the proper use of different electronic ghost hunting equipment as well as how to detect and even photograph signs of paranormal activity.

Looking to get into the Thanksgiving spirit? Well if it's spirit or shall we say spirits you're looking for, than two of New York's seasoned ghost hunters just may be able to serve up that paranormal holiday desert to top off the festivities.

Besides the 35 million annual visitors who enjoy this natural sanctuary in the heart of Manhattan, there also seems to be some lingering spirits that relish this park as well, according to Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) aka the "Ghost Doctors" noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides. And it seems that the park's long history has attracted quite a few ghostly inhabitants who enjoy a twilight stroll in this beautiful enchanted forest.

This weekend New York's own Ghost Doctors, noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides (known as Dr. Pete & Dr. Stew) will be leading a ghostly adventure through New York's most famous art museum -- the Metropolitan Museum of Art.