These are not your typical run-of-the-mill “little storytelling” ghost tours. This is the real deal! Actual ghost hunts through the microcosm known as New York.  Grand Central Ghost Tour Join the the Ghost Doctors on this incredible investigation of one the most famous train terminals in the world. A place that has touched the lives  of countless millions for well over a century.  From it's beginnings back in 1871 to it's evolution over the years Grand Central is an American treasure.  The passengers that have traveled these magnificent halls and tracks came from all walks of life and ventured to every corner of this land.  But are the ghosts of these very same passengers sill being drawn to this mecca of transportation? Join us as we take you on actual ghost investigation and tour of this terminal called Grand Central. Learn the fundamentals of true ghost hunting and the use of authentic gear the Ghost Doctors employ on their quest to unearth the spirits of Grand Central Terminal.   At the the end of this investigation, walk away with the knowledge of what it is to be a real ghost hunter and come home with a true appreciation of the greatest train terminal in the country.  Central Park Ghost Tours Central Park one of the world's greatest parks is also the hunting grounds for the Ghost Doctors. Discover Central Park from its humble beginnings as a primordial mass of swamps, wasteland and rocky terrain to its incredible incarnation into a sprawling 843 acre wonderland in the center of NYC. Since the park opened in 1859 Central Park has received an average of 25 million visitors a year. It is without a doubt the very heart and soul of New York City. But are these very same souls that enjoyed the splendor of the park for over 150 years sill returning to frolic in its green lawns? Join the Ghost Doctors on a “Real” Ghost hunt through Central Park. Explore the mysteries of Central Park's past as we investigate this iconic park and it various landmarks for ghostly spirits.  Ghost Tours in Flushing Meadow Dr. Pete and Dr. Stew have unearthed some strange activity in the old World's Fair Grounds of Flushing Meadows Park. Come join the Ghost Doctors on an amazing adventure through time as we seek out the spirits of one New York's most famous landmarks. This historical park has evolved from a eerie salt marsh first discovered by the ancient native Americans who inhabited these lands, to what F. Scott Fitzgerald called the Valley of Ashes. Evolving further into the 1939 World's Fair, to the former site of the United Nations and again into the 1964 World's Fair. It's present incarnation of Flushing Meadows-(one of largest parks in the NYC), still retains many of its past remnants and possibly those spirits who just never felt like leaving. Ghost Hunting in SoHo The area known as Soho is awash with ghostly phenomena. This cast iron mecca of buildings -one of the largest in the world- along with its  rich history of art havens, 19th century casinos, bordellos and dance halls is a magnet for those spirits looking to have a little fun. Discover the true lore and legends of one of the most haunted cities in the world...New York City. 

Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square Odditorium is New York City's most amazing museum attraction! Located on 42nd Street in the heart of Times Square, Ripley's offers over twenty galleries of unbelievable artifacts and interactive exhibits where you rediscover wonder around every corner. Your self-guided adventure is sure to astonish as you come face to face with remarkable relics and rare treasures from around the world. With over 500 hundred artifacts, 18,000 square feet of themed galleries, live sideshow performances, and New York's only Laser Race, there are plenty of things to see and do that will delight visitors of all ages. Ripley's Times Square also offers field trips, birthdays, extreme sleepovers, and a myriad of seasonal and annual events. From fantastically strange scavenger hunt parties to scouting expeditions, Ripley's Times Square is the best New York attraction for the odd and outrageous. Experience NYC's only Odditorium at Ripley's Times Square where the weird is real and fact is stranger than fiction - Believe It or Not!

The Hayden Planetarium is a public planetarium, part of the Rose Center for Earth and Space of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, currently directed by astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Since 1935, the Hayden Planetarium has served as the premier conduit between the frontier of cosmic discovery and the public's appreciation of it. More than one-hundred books on the universe have been authored by staff of the Hayden Planetarium in the 20th century. The institutional identity of the Hayden Planetarium has traditionally (and successfully) flowed through this and countless other high-profile public outreach activities of its staff, most of which extended well-beyond the walls of the institution. The Office of the Director of the Hayden Planetarium operates out of the Department of Astrophysics at the American Museum of Natural History. Our mission is to bring the frontier of astrophysics to the public via exhibitry, books, public programs, and on-line resources. The office will conduct, interpret, and bring frontier astrophysics research into the educational offerings of the American Museum of Natural History. In particular, the Office of the Director will enable the Space Show, Science Bulletins, and the various educational outreach projects of the Museum's National Center for Science Literacy Education and Technology to keep abreast of the latest discoveries in astrophysics. This effort includes, but is not limited to, establishing strategic collaborations with colleagues as well as creating partnerships with academic centers, societies, institutions, and laboratories. The planetarium appears as a backdrop for scenes in the film Manhattan. Woody Allen and Diane Keaton play characters who walk around within the planetarium after escaping from a sudden downburst of rain.