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This spring the 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.

NYC is chuck full of famous locations. From the Empire State Building to Rockefeller Center and even the world famous Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York has something for everybody including...ghosts. And now New York's own Ghost Doctors are sharing some ghost hunting pointers on the cheap when uncovering those ghostly spirits that call the Big Apple their home.

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.

When two of NYC's noted paranormal investigators say they are feeling a little spring fever for baseball it could only mean one thing -- hunting for spirits around Queens Flushing Meadows Park, the home of the New York Mets. The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) have been exploring the areas around Citi Field Stadium and Flushing Meadows, which was once the home of the old Shea Stadium -- looking for signs of baseball loving spirits.

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.

This spring New York's Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of adventure seekers on ghostly hunts through the historic World's Fair grounds in Queens NYC's Flushing Meadows Park.

This upcoming St. Patrick's Day weekend, NYC's own Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of adventurous amateur ghost hunters through the sweeping hallways and majestic galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art searching for signs of the paranormal.

New York City comes alive during the spring which according to the Ghost Doctors is a heck of lot better than the dead of winter (which should end soon...maybe), making it the perfect time to take to the great outdoors for a little paranormal springtime activity.

This St. Patrick's Day weekend the Ghost Doctors will be taking groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters in training on actual ghostly investigations through Queens NYC's Flushing Meadows Park -- the home of the two former World's Fairs.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete & Dr. Stew) noted paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides have started a new trend on how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day -- a paranormal activity trend.