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Board The Legendary Queen Mary For A Journey Into The Paranormal

This Halloween season, board the legendary Queen Mary for the ultimate haunting experience where the spirits set sail all year long with unique tours, nightly shows, delectable dining, and hotel packages. Check in to stateroom B340 to spend the night in the axiom of all alleged paranormal activity at the Queen Mary, or dive deep into the spirits of past and present with a series of tours and attractions that explore the haunted past and paranormal activity aboard the legendary vessel. To purchase tickets or book your room today visit queenmary.com. Aboard the Queen Mary experience: Stateroom B340: The Queen Mary welcomes haunt lovers and paranormal seekers to the notoriously haunted Stateroom B340 for an unforgettable ghostly overnight experience. Complete with an Ouija board, tarot cards, crystal ball, and ghost hunting equipment, B340 offers hotel guests a unique opportunity to immerse in the secrets and legends of the past. B340 reservations start at $499 per night, visit Queenmary.com to book

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 13, 2018
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Haunted Hospital To Open As Hotel

The thought of spending the night in a haunted hotel would would terrify some people, but then there’s those people searching for a different kind of adventure. For the bravest of souls there will be a room for rent at the old Waverly Hills Sanatorium. That’s the most haunted hospital in the U.S., and it will soon be renting rooms. The owners of the Kentucky hospital, Charlie and Tina Mattingly, have filed for building and zoning permits to turn the haunted building into a hotel, complete with paranormal tours through the grounds. The hotel will be a 120 room four star location. The building’s first floor will include a 3,000 square foot restaurant and a 8,500 square foot convention center. The next two floors will consist of 120 rooms. The fourth floor will house a museum and conference rooms. The grounds include 109 acres and various out buildings. The Waverly Hills Sanatorium was once a Tuberculosis treatment center and was

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 4, 2015

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Board The Legendary Queen Mary For A Journey Into The Paranormal

This Halloween season, board the legendary Queen Mary for the ultimate haunting experience where the spirits set sail all year long with unique tours, nightly shows, delectable dining, and hotel packages. Check in to stateroom B340 to spend the night in the axiom of all alleged paranormal activity at the Queen Mary, or dive deep into the spirits of past and present with a series of tours and attractions that explore the haunted past and paranormal activity aboard the legendary vessel. To purchase tickets or book your room today visit queenmary.com. Aboard the Queen Mary experience: Stateroom B340: The Queen Mary welcomes haunt lovers and paranormal seekers to the notoriously haunted Stateroom B340 for an unforgettable ghostly overnight experience. Complete with an Ouija board, tarot cards, crystal ball, and ghost hunting equipment, B340 offers hotel guests a unique opportunity to immerse in the secrets and legends of the past. B340 reservations start at $499 per night, visit Queenmary.com to book

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 13, 2018
Horror Fuel

Haunted Hospital To Open As Hotel

The thought of spending the night in a haunted hotel would would terrify some people, but then there’s those people searching for a different kind of adventure. For the bravest of souls there will be a room for rent at the old Waverly Hills Sanatorium. That’s the most haunted hospital in the U.S., and it will soon be renting rooms. The owners of the Kentucky hospital, Charlie and Tina Mattingly, have filed for building and zoning permits to turn the haunted building into a hotel, complete with paranormal tours through the grounds. The hotel will be a 120 room four star location. The building’s first floor will include a 3,000 square foot restaurant and a 8,500 square foot convention center. The next two floors will consist of 120 rooms. The fourth floor will house a museum and conference rooms. The grounds include 109 acres and various out buildings. The Waverly Hills Sanatorium was once a Tuberculosis treatment center and was

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Feb 4, 2015