Ghost Hunt the Priory Theatre: Saturday 25th February 9pm until 4am. Paranormal all night investigation at The Priory Theatre, Kenilworth. The most active location in which GSI have spent the night! Drinks and snacks included.
Mysterious happenings are a regular occurrence at the theatre, come along a...nd join us for an opportunity to spend the evening with us and attempt to uncover the secrets of The Priory.
There will be the opportunity to gain access to unseen areas of the building including the hidden crypt.
Visitors will also be provided with professional ghost hunting equipment to record any activity. This event is not for the faint-hearted as there's the real possibility of experiencing paranormal activity! Previous visits have proved very active and have made grown men run! Book now at www.ghostsceneinvestigations.co.uk
£40 per person including snacks and drinks
Ghost Hunt the Priory Theatre at The Priory Theatre in Kenilworth, Warwickshire on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
For more information about Ghost Hunt the Priory Theatre, please contact 07809880192, or see event details on the left.
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