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This spring two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be taking groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters on actual ghostly adventures through winding paths and darkened lawns of NYC's Central Park. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment -- like something out of a paranormal feature film -- they'll explore NYC's Central Park during the twilight hours for signs of paranormal activity.

Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tours guides aka New York's own "Ghost Doctors" have found something strange going on in the neighborhood's of NYC "for real."

Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka the "Ghost Doctors" are now taking groups of brave amateur ghost hunters through the winding and darkened passages of Grand Central Terminal in search of its ghostly inhabitants.

This spring under the cover of the evening sky, two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of intrepid amateur ghost hunters on an adventure through the winding paths and darkened lawns of NYC's Central Park in search of its ghostly inhabitants. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment (like something out of an episode of "Supernatural" except Sam and Dean's doppelgangers are New York's own Ghost Doctors) they'll prowl Central Park at night for signs of paranormal activity.

On a rainy night back on April 18th 1912 the survivors of the Titanic arrived in NYC's harbor aboard the rescue ship Carpathia. Steaming its way through the Hudson to its final destination -- Pier 54 (in the Chelsea area of Manhattan) over 700 weary and exhausted survivors of the Titanic stepped down the Carpathia's gangplanks onto the pier -- finally ending their horrific ordeal.

When two of New York's noted paranormal investigators say they are feeling a little spring fever for baseball it could only mean one thing -- hunting for spirits around Queen's Flushing Meadows Park, the home of the NY Mets.

If ghost hunting through majestic ageless rooms and galleries connected by century old passageways lined by darkened train platforms seems like a script out of a supernatural thriller...think again! New York's own Ghost Doctors are the real deal and are now leading groups of adventure seekers on ghostly hunts beneath the streets of the Big Apple through the world's largest train terminal.

Behind the walls of NYCs Metropolitan Museum of Art lies galleries that house priceless arts of ancient China and taking in their splendor are patrons of the arts...including some ghostly ones according to Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides, aka the "Ghost Doctors."

"We ain't afraid of no Ghosts!" is the resounding theme of New York's own "Ghost Doctors," Pete and Stew Kandel (known as Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tours guides. Accompanied by groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters on a quest to unearth NYC's paranormal activity -- these real life ghost hunters are hitting the streets of New York and it's proving to be a uniquely New York ghost hunting touring experience.

When the sun sets this weekend in NYC the ghosts will rise in the subterranean chambers of NYC's Grand Central Terminal and Pete and Stew Kandel (known and Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides along with a group of intrepid amateur ghost hunters will be waiting to welcome them.