USS Battleship North Carolina Halloween Ghost Hunt

Widely regarded as the most haunted location in North Carolina, we're delighted to be able to offer you the chance to investigate this historic battleship!

If you're an avid ghost hunter, a fan of the paranormal, or just love watching the TV shows, then this event is not to be missed! Enticing paranormal fans from around the world, the ship is a real hotbed of paranormal activity that never ceases to amaze even the most hardened skeptics!

Despite her playing a key role in every major offensive during the Pacific War, only 10 men were lost and 67 wounded. One of the most devastating attacks she suffered was the Japanese torpedo strike that hit the port side on 15 September 1942, tragically killing 5 of its crew. Now a floating museum, she sits proudly in the harbor of Wilmington North Carolina, paying homage to the veterans and the countless people who lost their lives during the War.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Your event at the USS North Carolina includes:

Entire night investigation with the Haunted Rooms America team,
Tickets to the daytime tour of the ship (between 10 am – 4 pm),
Exclusive access to all the most haunted areas,
VIP Access to the torpedo hit area (normally off limits!),
A psychic medium available (*private readings at the discretion of the medium),
Use of the latest and greatest paranormal equipment,
Free time to conduct your own investigations,
Snacks and refreshments (only the very best brand products)

PARANORMAL REPORTS
One of the most common paranormal sightings is believed to be a young soldier who died in the 15 September attack, with apparition often being seen in the battleship's washroom!

As well his apparition, there have been several sightings of full-bodied apparitions of other soldiers. One common sighting is of a young man with blonde hair who is often seen heading down passageways. Other apparitions have been witnessed lurking in the shadows, looking through portholes, and appearing around corners.

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Category: Attractions | Walking and Guided Tours Time: 8:00 pm to 3:00 am