2025
February 2025
Sold out
Skinningrove Mine - Cleveland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 8th February, 2025
8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £35pp
History: The ironstone mine at Skinningrove (also known as Loftus mine) was the first ironstone mine to open in Cleveland. It was opened on 7th August 1848, producing ironstone for shipment by sea to Bolckow and Vaughan’s Witton Park ironworks. The mine's largest output of ironstone was in 1881, when it reached 654,000 tons. In 1896 the mine employed 781 people (676 below ground, 105 above ground) The mine was closed in 1958. Mine work was dark, damp and dangerous. Conditions often led to accidents and miners could easily be injured or even killed. The commonest causes of injury were from roof falls and barring (the practice of bringing down loose stone from the face or roof using an iron bar). Other accidents involved men being run over by heavy tubs filled with freshly mined ironstone or crushed by the horses that pulled them, and there are numerous incidences of men & boys with broken fingers or sprained wrists caused by sprags (pieces of wood or metal wedged under the wheels of the tubs to stop them rolling while being filled).
Ghosts: Boot steps have been heard walking down the North Drift when no one was there. Young boys and men’s voices have been heard around the museum. The feeling of uneasiness as though someone is watching you, has been sensed. Motion sensors have been triggered and EVP caught saying ‘call Nick Groff.’ Will you #daretojoinus for a night of ghost hunting?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit Box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks, crisps & biscuits available for break
The venue does not have wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Land of Iron, Mill Lane, Skinningrove, Cleveland TS13 4AP
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
February 2025
availble
Valentines night at Havelock towers - sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Friday 14th February, 2025
8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £25pp
History: This huge building dates back to 1884 and was ran by the church, which was used as a ‘half way house’ or an orphanage for ‘naughty boys’. Which was also part of an old workhouse, that housed the poor, criminals, lunatics and unmarried mothers. An original ‘naughty boys’ cupboard can still be seen. It was also used as a military hospital base for local soldiers being brought back injured from the war. It has also been used as a hospital for infectious diseases such as Tuberculosis. Now used as a community centre for various different clubs.
Ghosts: A blood stained carpet at the bottom of the stairs that kept reappearing. People reporting the feeling of being strangled and very short of breath. Doors opening by themselves and the sound of children crying has been reported by staff members and visitors. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Road. Sunderland SR4 7XJ
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
February 2025
Sold out
The Little Theatre - Gateshead
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 22nd February, 2025
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £28pp
History: The theatre was built in 1943 and is believed to be the only theatre to be built during World War 2. It was built on the site of number 1, 2 & 3 Saltwell View, later in 1989 number 4 was purchased. It was funded by the 3 Hope Dodds sisters who funded and managed the construction of the theatre. The building process was also interrupted by hostilities after the site was requisitioned as a barrage balloon station and again when the Germans dropped a bomb in Saltwell Park causing damage to the building. It eventually opened its doors on 13th October, 1943 and is still used as a Theatre to this day.
Ghosts: No one knows who haunts the building, maybe 1 the 3 sisters, maybe an actor who spent many hours performing there. Maybe someone connected to 1 of the 4 houses. Ghostly footsteps have been heard on the stage. Doors closing by themselves. An apparition has been seen at the back of the seating area. The feeling of being watched. Will you #daretojoinus
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: 1 Saltwell View, Gateshead NE8 4JS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
February 2025
Sold out
30 East Drive - Pontefract
Ghost Hunt & Sleepover
Monday 24th February, 2025
9pm - 9am
Tickets £65pp - £25pp deposit option available
History: In 1966 Jean, Joe , Philip and Diane moved into what was soon to become the most haunted house in England, 30 East Drive. What started as unexplainable dust failing from the ceiling, pools of water appearing on the kitchen floor and photographs being slashed in front of their eyes , an unknown force began a reign of terror what would last for several years and ended up in violence. Exorcisms did little to deter the poltergeist that terrorised this family who the local press dubbed “Mr Nobody” . Walls would seep holy water, faces were slapped and soon Diane , who would become the focus of the haunting, was pulled up stairs kicking and screaming in an attack so disturbing that it left visible finger marks on her throat.
Ghosts: Dubbed “Mr Nobody” by the press but more commonly known as Fred. The spirit of Joe, the dad, has also been seen on the landing near where he was found dead.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit Box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Watch the film ‘When the Lights Went Out’ about the house
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Tea & Toast breakfast
Venue does not have wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who have limited mobility who can manage stairs.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: 30 East Drive, Pontefract WF8 2AN
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
March 2025
sold out
North East aircraft museum (Nelsam) - Sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 8th March, 2025
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £35pp
History: The former base for RAF Usworth, 607 Squadron during the First World War dating back to 1916. In 1958 then became the site for Sunderland Airport. But as the times changed Sunderland Council announced the closure of the airport for an automobile manufacturing plant which then went on to open in 1987. Sargent Grenville Shaw crashed not fair from here, he was training when clipped wings with another craft and crashed to the ground. Another pilot George Hamilton who’s engine failed also crashed on the site. A near by bar/restaurant ‘The Coach & Horses’ which was a coaching inn has links to the imfamous Burke and Hare. The pub is still to this day a a popular bar/restaurant and inn.
Ghosts: Old fashioned war time music and chatter has said to have been heard , from what would have been the canteen area. Of course Sgt Shaw has been seen around the museum looking for his boots which were never found in the wreckage. Also a former German spy who stole an aircraft from the site is said to have been seen. A ghost of air sea rescue pilot is said to push people out of his aircraft. Poltergeist activity is reported in every hanger. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit Box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has wheelchair access and is recommended for guests who have limited mobility who can manage stairs.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: North East Land, Sea & Air Museum, Washington Road, Sunderland SR5 3HZ
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
March 2025
SOLD OUT
Havelock towers - sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 15th March, 2025
8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £25pp
History: This huge building dates back to 1884 and was ran by the church, which was used as a ‘half way house’ or an orphanage for ‘naughty boys’. Which was also part of an old workhouse, that housed the poor, criminals, lunatics and unmarried mothers. An original ‘naughty boys’ cupboard can still be seen. It was also used as a military hospital base for local soldiers being brought back injured from the war. It has also been used as a hospital for infectious diseases such as Tuberculosis. Now used as a community centre for various different clubs.
Ghosts: A blood stained carpet at the bottom of the stairs that kept reappearing. People reporting the feeling of being strangled and very short of breath. Doors opening by themselves and the sound of children crying has been reported by staff members and visitors. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Deptford and Millfield Community Centre, Havelock Towers, 270 Hylton Road. Sunderland SR4 7XJ
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
March 2025
available
Mainsforth Miners Hall - Durham
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 29th March, 2025
8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £27pp
History: Mainsforth Miners Hall dates back to 1927. When local miners would have paid 6p per week out of their wage to use the building. Back then it would have been used for entertainment, dances , socialising, family clinics and much more. A local building firm Lazenby was hired to build the hall and sadly one of their workers lost their life whilst at work. Unfortunately the local mine was closed in 1982 and the building went on to be used as a place for the miners to sign on unemployment. Whilst still being used as a community hub, for plays, boxing clubs, and a venue to hire for parties.
Ghosts: Full bodied apparitions been seen, chairs and tables been seen moving by themselves. Stage doors slamming shut unexpectedly and a woman’s scream been heard.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access but is recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Mainsforth Community Centre, 34 High Street, Ferryhill, Durham DL17 0AG
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
APril 2025
available
Jedburgh Castle Jail - Scottish Boarders
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 5th April, 2025
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £45pp - £20pp deposit option with remaining balances due 4 weeks before the event.
History: Site of 12th-century castle was one of the strongholds handed over to the English after the Treaty of Falaise to release William the Lyon from captivity, but it was recovered by the Scots. Malcolm the Maiden died here in 1165. Alexander III was married at the castle in 1285, but a ghostly apparition warned of his impending death – which came true when Alexander fell, with his horse, from a cliff at Kinghorn. The castle was occupied by the English after the Battle of Neville’s Cross in 1346 until 1409, when it was retaken by the Scots and demolished, the work paid for by the Crown. A jail was erected on the site of the old castle in 1823, a Howard reform prison, and the only type of its kind now remaining in Scotland. The prison closed in 1880. Jedburgh Castle Jail is now a museum, with a fascinating display of exhibits relating to 19th-century prison life.
Ghosts: One of the ghost of Jedburgh Jail is Edwin McArthur, a prisoner who was executed here in 1855 who wonders the corridor of the derelict men’s wing intimidating people. Children’s voices have been heard on equipment asking for help and a heavy cell door slamming shut in front of our guests by unseen hands. A glow ball caught rolling into and out of one of the cells was caught on our cctv by itself. This is not for the faint hearted.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Jedburgh Castle Jail, Castle Gate, Jedburgh TD8 6AS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
April 2025
Available
The Annison Funeral Parlour - hull
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 26th April, 2025
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £45pp (£20pp deposit option with remaining balance due 4 weeks prior to the event)
History: Annison Funeral Parlour, a historical gem dating back to the 1800s, it is said to be the most haunted building in Hull. Formerly used as the base for the city's mounted cavalry, the building was most recently used as a funeral parlour which closed 30 years ago. From the impeccably preserved embalming room to the haunting mortuary frozen in time, this place is a chilling testament to the past.
Ghosts: The Hull Daily Mail covered a story on one of an associated with Annison Funeral Parlour and the mysterious murder of 18 year old Mary Jane Langley, who had visited the studio of a photographer in the building to have her portrait taken in 1891. This the last anyone ever saw her alive. After she left his studio she disappeared, only to be found dead in Long Lane, Preston with her throat slit. Various people were suspected of her murder which included the photographer himself. It is said that the police investigation was completely bungled and despite one suspect being charged, no-one was ever convicted of the grisly murder. It is claimed that the ghost of Mary haunts the Annison building to this day and has been seen by visitors and staff who visit or work in the building.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Annison Building Chemist, 124-127 Witham, Hull, East Yorkshire & Humberside, HU9 1AT.
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
May 2025
sold out
Chillingham Castle - Northumberland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 3rd May 2025
9pm - 2am
Tickets £65pp - deposit option available of £30pp with remaining balance due 4 weeks prior to the event.
History: Britians most historic haunted Castle. The 12th century stronghold became the fully fortified Chillingham Castle in 1344 and the family bloodline has remained ever since. Chillingham occupied a strategic position during Northumberland’s bloody border feuds and often become under attack. Sir Henry Wakefield was Treasurer of England to King Edward IV and, in the last century, Sir Humphry’s father, Sir Edward Wakefield, was both Treasurer and Comptroller of the Queen’s Household. In 1245, King Henry III came to Chillingham as did the Kings Edward I and James I. Charles I stayed here for three frantic nights shortly before he was imprisoned. Edward VIII came to hunt here, and members of today’s Royal family continue the tradition with private visits to the castle.
Ghosts: Chillingham Castle boasts some of the highest levels of paranormal activity in the country. Guests have witnessed items around the Castle been thrown. Full bodied apparitions have been seen by visitors. Whistles and unexplainable bangs have been heard.
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Chillingham Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland NE66 5NJ - Please use the side entrance signposted ‘Wild Cattle/Castle side entrance.’
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
May 2025
Brand new location Coming soon
The old rectory - County Durham
Saturday 10th May, 2025
Ghost Hunt - 9.20pm - 1.30am
Tickets £35pp
History: This former rectory dates back to 1248 and is now a grade I listed building. It is one of the oldest domestic houses in England. Seaton Holme was built as a retirement home for Prince Bishop Nicholas De Farnham. It then became an administrative headquarters for the top clergy. Around the back are many stone buildings that in 1792 were listed as stables, barns, coach house, granary, dovehouse, corn chamber, stable yard and a 39 foot row of lower buildings for pigs, chickens etc. There were also offices for brewing, washing, cellaring and coals. The last rector to live here was the Reverend George Algernon West who was incumbent from 1909. After 1921 Seaton Holme became a children's home and had alterations such as dormitories added to it. In 1937 the children were moved and then it became an annex to the workhouse for old men from 1959/60. Seaton Holme became a day care and training centre but was neglected and around 1990 and fell into dispair it was sold to Easington Parish Council for £1, it is now used as offices and functions.
Ghosts: Staff report a young lad called James who in Victorian times was instructed to fetch alcohol from the cellar vaults. Tragically he fell down the steps and died. Children have been heard playing down in the cellar and toys which are stored down there, are said to have been moved around. The smell of tabacco pipes have been witnessed in the upstairs hallways, the feeling of being watched and lights have said to turn on by unseen hands in the function rooms. Who haunts this building ? Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Automatic planchette session.
Sensory deprivation sessions (estes method)
Transfiguaration session
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Seaton Holme, Hall Walk, Seaton Holme, Easington, Peterlee SR8 3BS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
May 2025
Coming soon
Queen Street Masonic Lodge - sunderland
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 31st May, 2025
8.50pm - 1am
Tickets £27pp
History: Phoenix Lodge is located in Queens Street and is the oldest purpose built Masonic Temple under the English Constitution in existence. It is a grade I listed building and dates back to 1785. The East End of Sunderland was known for its glorious past such as the hussle and bussle of The Docks, shipbuilding and coal exporting. Not far for the Masonic was The Golden Lion Hotel which was a major coaching inn for Sunderland the Innkeeper ‘Willie the King’ was a prominent member of Phoenix Lodge. The cellar of the Lodge is close to a known medieval burial plot, stables and a bowling green.
Ghosts: The Lodge has interested Paranormal Investigators for many years. With reports of a well dressed man has been seen roaming the corridors. Children’s signing has been heard echoing from the cellar. The feeling of uneasiness and sinister feeling in the main Masonic Hall has visitors on edge. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: Queen Street East, Sunderland SR1 2HT
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
September 2025
available
Ashwell Prison - Rutland, leicestershire
Ghost Hunt
Saturday 13th September, 2025
9pm - 2am
Tickets £60pp - £25pp deposit option available with remaining balances due 4 weeks before the event.
History: The prison was built on the site of a World War II US army base and opened in 1955. It was home to the 82nd Airborne Division . It was converted to a Category C prison in 1987. A major riot at Ashwell Prison began on 11 April 2009. During the riot, a three-mile police perimeter was put in place, which extended to the edges of Oakham. Several prisoners were evacuated from the prison. Approximately 400 prisoners are thought to have participated. The event provoked questioning of the UK's overcrowded prison system leading to Category B prisoners' downgrading so that they can be moved to Category C prisons.The prison closed in 2011 due to the high cost of repairs and maintenance.
Ghosts: At night this place comes alive with paranormal activity. Reports of people seeing shadowy figures, cell doors opening by unseen hands, and objects moving across the floor. Reports of people being pushed and touched. Are you brave enough to take on this huge location and see who or what still resides here?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable. Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets.
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Address of venue: Ashwell Prision, Oakham Enterprise Park, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 7TU
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.
2025 - Date TBC
The old scaffold hill hospital - Newcastle upon tyne
Ghost Hunt
Saturday TBC
8:50pm - 1am
Tickets £30pp
History: Opened in 1914 as an isolation hospital for infectious diseases. When it first opened it consisted of two wards each with 10 beds plus two observation wards with two beds in each. As the demand for beds increased additional wards were added until the hospital could hold up to 72 inpatients. During the isolation period which was 6-8 weeks no visitors were allowed which left patients ranging from babies up to the elderly feeling sad and lonely. Diphtheria and scarlet fever were the main causes of admission. The hospital unfortunately saw many deaths. Around 25 years ago the caretaker of the building took his own life by shooting himself with a shotgun on the premises. No one knew why. A witches circle can still be seen which was linked to witchcraft prior to it becoming a hospital.
Ghosts: The caretaker is believed to still roam the premises. Children’s apparitions have been seen around the old hospital buildings as well as cries and voices been heard. Doors have said to slam shut themselves. Will you #daretojoinus?
What to expect on the night
Group vigils
Lone vigils
Full use of our paranormal equipment
Spirit box sessions
Option to take part in Ouija board & automatic planchette sessions.
Sensory deprivation sessions
Hot & cold drinks
Biscuits & crisps
Venue has no wheelchair access and is not recommended for guests who have limited mobility.
Please read our online Terms and Conditions before purchasing tickets. Please make sure you can attend this event before booking as tickets are non-refundable or transferable.
Address of venue: The Rising Sun Countryside Centre, Whitley Road, Benton, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE12 9SS
E-Tickets will be sent within 48 hours of booking. Please make sure you check your Spam/Junk inbox.