Ghost Hunting Events – Get the Most from Them

Ghost hunting events can be great fun.  They can also be huge disappointments.

The difference can be how well you prepared for the event.

To get the most from a ghost hunting event, plan ahead.  Know exactly where you’re going, what to expect there, who’s speaking and leading investigations or tours, and the locations where you’re most likely to encounter a ghost.

Also prepare as if you’re going on a trip, even if the event is just across town.  Check your clothing, your equipment, your batteries, and so on.

I share my best suggestions in my report and worksheet, Ghost Hunting Events – Getting the Most from Them.  That’s a free, three-page PDF you can print and read, at home.

(This was the Day 6 treat for Fiona Broome’s “13 Days of Halloween Treats” in 2012.)

Looking for ghost hunting events?  Check some of these websites:

Ideal Event Management

TAPS events

John Sabol’s Ghost Excavations

Central Texas Paranormal Conferences

Troy Taylor’s American Hauntings Tours

Ghost Hunt Weekends

G.H.O.S.T.S. Annual events (CAN)

Fright Nights (UK)

Falstaff Experience Ghost Hunts (UK)

Ghost Hunt Events (UK)