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To most New Yorkers, hauntings, poltergeists and even exorcisms brings to mind thoughts of scary houses located somewhere in the suburbs. But if one were to ask an ancient Roman citizen the same question during the month of May, visions of ghostly specters invading their homes accompanied by ritualistic exorcisms would be their first reaction.

This spring season, Queens Flushing Meadows Park the former home of two World's Fairs will be setting the stage for some super...supernatural ghost hunting excitement. And according to New York's own Ghost Doctors, Flushing Meadows is one heck of a place to explore when searching for signs of paranormal activity.

Move aside Roswell and Area 51, NYC is fast becoming the next hot spot for UFOs thanks to New York's own Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides. The Ghost Doctors have created a unique, interactive and definitely out of this world experience and it's called the "UFO Phenomena Tour."

This spring 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 ghostly spirits that call Grand Central Terminal their home. And after a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting (including the workings of a variety of ghost hunting tools of the trade), these hunters will be ready to embark on an adventure through winding passages, past darkened halls and tracks in their quest to unearth the unknown.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides may not have proton packs strapped to their backs -- but they're more than equipped to handle a few ghosts hanging out at the Ghostbusters Building.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides will be on a quest this spring to uncover supernatural goings-on in one of world's most famous natural history museums -- the American Museum of Natural History, And now these two intrepid ghost hunters are sharing the experience with groups of courageous thrill seekers daring to partake in a "real" ghost hunt through this iconic museum.

If an ancient Egyptian ghostly spirit needed directions on how to navigate the afterlife he or she didn't have to pull their chariot over at a local rest station, they would just refer to their personal copy of the "Book of the Dead" to find their way through the netherworld. And it seems that a few ghostly spirits may still be sneaking a peak at this ancient road map according to New York's own Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides.

Perched on top of one of the highest spots in NYC's Central Park (Vista Rock) stands the almost mythical Belvedere Castle, whose very appearance shouts "ghostly" and according to New York's own Ghost Doctors that may just be the case.

SoHo in lower Manhattan is known for stores with top name clothing brands, chique art galleries packed with trendy clients sipping champagne and now for something completely different...ghosts, says two of New York's noted paranormal investigators.

This spring season the Ghost Doctors will be taking groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters on actual ghostly explorations through the winding paths and darkened lawns of Central Park. Utilizing all sorts of ghost hunting equipment -- like something out of one of those ghost hunting television shows -- they'll prowl Central Park at twilight for signs of paranormal activity.