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Ever get the urge to walk through the dimly lit streets of SoHo on a cool summer evening on a quest to find signs of ghostly inhabitants or even poltergeist activity? Then NYC's Ghost Doctors may just have the ticket for one paranormal adventure!

If one is a fan of ancient astronauts, UFOs, alien encounters, then Central Park is definitely New York' spaceport for one heck of an extraterrestrial adventure. And now Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka the "Ghost Doctors" are leading groups of UFO adventurers on what's bound to be one far out experience. In fact, NYC's Central Park sets the scene for one of this tour's close encounters that took place over 3400 years ago.

This summer two of New York's noted paranormal investigators are taking groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters in training on actual ghostly explorations through Flushing Meadows Park -- the home of the two former World's Fairs. With equipment in hand, like something out of one of those ghost hunting television shows, they'll prowl Flushing Meadows for signs of paranormal activity.

If you think 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.

Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides known as New York's own "Ghost Doctors" have been investigating Flushing Meadows Park -- the old World's Fair grounds -- and they may have discovered the secret of moving forward and backwards in time.

NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired an additional acquisition –- Ghosts -– says 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." These two ghost hunters have been investigating the supernatural underbelly of the Big Apple for years (sort of like those guys from the movie Ghostbusters except they actually know the strange goings on in NYC). And now they have found something else, something out of the ordinary and quite extraordinary behind the walls of this great museum and it ain't art.

This June New York's own "Ghost Doctors" 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, which will include the proper use of different electronic ghost hunting equipment as well as how to photograph signs of paranormal activity -- they'll be "good to go" on their ghostly trek through this amazing museum.

New York is teeming with a whole lot of paranormal activity and two of New York's well known ghost hunters are more than up to the task of uncovering these ghostly residents.

Back in the 1850's SoHo NYC was known for its expensive hotels, fine dining and high end shopping -- but it was equally famous for its side street's activities which would give sin city a run for its money even today. From sailors looking for a night out on the town to the elite rich more than willing to drop a bundle of cash – what happened in SoHo stayed in SoHo! And now over 150 years later, Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka the "Ghost Doctors" are hitting the Belgian block streets of this designated historic NYC district in search of some paranormal high rollers and shoppers.

Now in Queens NYC groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters in training will be embarking on a adventure...a ghostly adventure through NYC's Queens Flushing Meadows Park in search of paranormal activity. They'll be led by Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka the "Ghost Doctors" on a quest to unearth some lingering spirits still lurking in the old World's Fair grounds.