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This fall beneath the streets of Midtown Manhattan, groups of fearless ghost hunters in training will be led by two of New York's noted paranormal investigators in a search for some ghostly spirits that call NYC's Grand Central Terminal their home. After a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting (including the workings of a variety of electronic tools of the trade), these paranormal thrill-seekers will be ready to embark on an adventure through winding passages, past darkened halls and tracks in their quest to unearth the unknown.

This Fall Flushing Meadows Park, the home of the old World's Fair grounds will set the scene for some real ghost hunting excitement. And according to two of New York's seasoned ghost hunters Flushing Meadows is one heck of place to investigate.

Walking through SoHo NYC one cannot help but notice the endless blocks of stores sporting top name clothing brands, chic art galleries packed with trendy clients sipping champagne and now for something completely different...ghosts, says two of New York's seasoned paranormal investigators.

Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka New York's own "Ghost Doctors" have been probing the secrets of the old World's Fair grounds in Flushing Meadows for quite some time and may have unearthed a bit of paranormal activity in the process.

Not many people may remember back in 1963 the start of Walter Cronkite's revolutionary 30 minute evening news broadcast and even fewer people may know that the CBS news dept. and studios were once nestled above Vanderbilt Hall -- the former main waiting hall of NYC's Grand Central Terminal. But Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka the "Ghost Doctors" -- whose sought after ghost hunting tours of Grand Central have given New Yorkers a chance to participate in a real paranormal experience right in the heart of this iconic terminal -- are more than aware of the old CBS television studio's former digs both from a historical and paranormal perspective.

NYC is teeming with lots of paranormal activity and two of New York's well known ghost hunters are more than up to the task of uncovering these ghostly dwellers.

This Labor Day weekend two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters on an actual ghostly exploration through the winding paths and lush lawns of Central Park. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment -- like a scene out of a paranormal blockbuster -- they'll prowl Central Park for signs of supernatural ghostly happenings

This Labor Day Weekend two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of courageous apprentice ghost hunters through the endless wings, hallways and galleries of the 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.

The US National Tennis Center in NYC's Flushing Meadows for the next few weeks is the epicenter for tennis activity and it just might also be the center for some paranormal activity as well says Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka New York's own "Ghost Doctors."

To cap off the remaining weeks of summer two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of adventure seeking amateur ghost hunters through the winding and darkened passages of Grand Central Terminal in search of ghostly spirits. After a crash course in ghost hunting which will include the use of a variety of electronic ghost hunting equipment, the new recruits will set out on a paranormal quest in search of some supernatural activity.