Fancy yourself as someone who doesn't scare easily? Then you'll want to head down to the World's Largest Ghost Hunt this weekend.
On Saturday 28th September, people from all around the world will be getting together in different continents in order to try and track down some paranormal activity.
The hunts will be taking place everywhere from Australia to the US to Canada to The UK, with organisers hosting them in a whole variety of famously haunted locations.
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All of these ghost hunts will kick off at the exact same time on the exact same day to make it the world's biggest ghost hunt ever known.
The London hunt is taking place in the evening at 126 Newgate Street, Holborn, in a pub called The Viaduct Tavern.
The pub sits opposite the Central Criminal Courts - or the Old Bailey - and is set to have a restless spirit that resides in its cellars.
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Who fancies popping down there to test the rumours for themselves? If you do, you can access more info once you've bagged a ticket from here.
If you can't head down to join in the hunt, there will also be a live stream, so you can watch from home. For any doubters out there, his real-time footage proves that everything you see will be absolutely real.
Plus, it will make super gripping Saturday night in viewing - who needs Most Haunted?
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Other spooky UK locations getting involved include the Irving theatre in Merseyside, Liverpool, and the Harwich Redoubt Fort in Essex, which is said to be haunted with ghosts from the Napoleonic War.
Abroad, hunters will be gathering at the Old City Hospital in San Carlos, The Philippines, and the Art Loft Studios in St. Petersburg, Florida, among many other places.
National Ghost Hunting Day was founded in 2016 by Haunted Travels USA, and it is now officially registered with National Day Calendar - a concept which first started in 2013 to celebrate almost everything and anything.
The day is dedicated to preserve the history of the haunted, 'recognising' and 'celebrating' all kinds of ghost hunting fanatics, from the novices, right up to the experts.
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There is no fee to register or be part of the spooky supernatural event, but whatever proceeds are made will be donated right back to the historic properties that are being investigated.
We can't think of a better way to spend our Saturday, tbh.
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