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This New Year, NYC's own "Ghost Doctors" will be leading groups of newly inducted ghost hunters through the spectacular wings, hallways and galleries of the American Museum of Natural history 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 able to begin their supernatural adventure.

How does one make a supernatural adventure? Take one part paranormal activity –- shaken not stirred -- with two parts of priceless antiquities and works of art. And what does one call this intoxicating libation? Ghost Doctors ghost hunting tours of the Metropolitan Museum of Art of course!

Where does one go for a ghostly adventure in 2017? Well, according to New York's own Ghost Doctors, Queens Flushing Meadows Park and it can't be beat for a bit of paranormal excitement.

If one is a fan of ghost hunting and paranormal activity then the Ghost Doctors' definitely have the boarding pass for a new supernatural adventure through New York's American Museum of Natural History.

During this holiday season the Ghost Doctors will be leading groups of intrepid wanna be ghost hunters through the winding wings, hallways and galleries of NYC's Metropolitan Museum of Art in search of its supernatural essence. After receiving a crash course in the fundamentals of ghost hunting, they'll be instructed in the proper use of different electronic ghost hunting equipment as well as how to detect and even photograph signs of paranormal activity.

Feel like really getting into the holiday spirit this year? Well how about hunting for some "real" spirits in the darkened recesses of New York's Grand Central to shake things up! And New York's own "Ghost Doctors" definitely have the ticket for one supernatural adventure.

The Ghost Doctors (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides aka are exploring NYC's American Museum of Natural History for signs of paranormal activity this winter season. And now these two all weather ghost hunters are sharing the adventure with groups of courageous adventurers daring to experience a "real" ghost hunt through this iconic museum.

This holiday season two of New York's noted paranormal investigators will be leading groups of courageous amateur ghost hunters in training on actual ghostly explorations through NYC's Flushing Meadows Park -- the home of the two former World's Fairs. With equipment in hand like something out of a supernatural holiday blockbuster, they'll prowl this Queens sanctuary passing historic hulking relics from a time long gone for signs of paranormal activity.

Tucked into an obscure corner of New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art -- resting peacefully -- are the remnants of the once famous English "Star Hotel." This Norfolk Hotel was the setting for the Charles Dickens' legendary novel "David Copperfield." And according to the Ghost Doctor (aka Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew) paranormal investigators and licensed NYC tour guides, the Star Hotel may now be accepting reservations for some ghostly guests this holiday season.

Two of New York's noted paranormal investigators are putting a new exciting twist on the holiday season by leading groups of adventurers on supernatural quests to unearth ghostly activity within the world's most iconic train terminal -- Grand Central Terminal.