Ghost Hunt Events Ghost Hunting and Ghost Hunts with Fright Nights

<body bgcolor="#ffffff"> <p>Fright Nights was the first company of its type to offer overnight ghost hunting experiences to the public and retains its reputation for haunted and unusual locations as well as an excellent night of ghost hunting!<br /> <br /> 2009 sees Fright Nights entering its tenth year of providing ghost hunting experiences to the general public. Fright Nights are the undisputed number one Ghost Hunting Company in the UK. Operating at over 170 of the UK’s most haunted and exclusive venues across the country, Fright Nights has been pioneering paranormal events for the past decade. With a team of the UK’s top psychics, mediums and paranormal investigators, including: David Wells, Ian Lawman and Richard Felix, Fright Nights takes more than 2,500 ghost hunters a month on the most thrilling ghost hunting experiences available!<br /> <br /> Often imitated but never equalled, Fright Nights has built its continuing success on offering professional, authentic and innovative ghost hunting events. From psychic suppers to haunted weekends, from ghost festivals to ‘inferno’ events, Fright Nights leads where others follow. Regularly appearing in National Newspapers, magazines and on TV, Fright Nights are internationally recognised for their unparalleled experience in offering paranormal events. So, whether you are a budding ghost hunter or just keen to experience the paranormal first hand, take the Fright Nights challenge and pick an event for the ‘must – do’ experience of the year.<br /> <br /> In 2003 Fright Nights organised 'The World Biggest Ghost Hunt' that was subsequently broadcast to 4 million viewers on Living TV. The purpose of the night was acheived - to raise an incredible amount of money for the cancer charities that Fright Nights support. In 2007, Fright Nights organised a second "World's Biggest Ghost Hunt" at Alton Towers with over 880 people taking part in a scientific experiment organised by the University of Derby.</p> </body>