Book your own haunted getaway
So, you ain’t afraid of no ghost?
Find something strange in the neighborhood
You don’t need to be rolling up in your very own Ecto-1 to channel main character energy at famous Ghostbusters locations – a simple walk will do. Join a walking tour of Tribeca and check out the Ghostbusters headquarters at 1903 Beaux-Arts—or Boos-Arts!—firehouse on the corner of North Moore Street and Varick Street.
Enjoy some haunted hospitality
New York City has been around for about 400 years. So, when you check in to a stay, you might end up with some unexpected roommates from the city's storied past. The Bowery Hotel in the Lower East Side and East Village isn’t just your average upscale haunt – it's also a bit of a paranormal magnet.
Some say it’s because of its proximity to the nearby Marble Cemetery. Be careful, you might encounter elevators acting up in the dead of night and spectral guests floating around. Oh, and there's a lady in white – because of course there is. So, who you gonna call? Maybe the front desk – or better yet, grab your proton pack and check it out yourself!
Get a PKE meter for these chilly stays
Feeling a sudden chill? Live your own Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire adventure at unique ice hotels.
Cozy up at the Hotel of Ice Transylvania, just a stone’s throw from Dracula’s castle. This frosty retreat is hand-carved by local craftsmen from the frozen waters of Bâlea Lake. With snug igloos, an ice restaurant, and even a majestic church, it's a chillingly charming stay fit for ghouls and guests. If Viking lore is more your thing, check in to Lapland Hotels SnowVillage, where ice-carved Norse gods watch over your frozen fortress.
