Ghost Hunt at Graisley Old Hall
Guests embark on an overnight ghost hunt exploring centuries-old rooms, sinister cellars, and servants' quarters. The night includes small-group vigils and séances featuring experiments such as glass divination, table tipping, and Ouija boards alongside EMF and K2 meters. Attendees also receive free time to investigate alone and can see historic wattle and daub structures and medieval fresco paintings.
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When
Tickets
£59.00 per person. A £20.00 per-person deposit can secure places; the remainder is due in full 4 weeks before the event or may be paid by small instalments via the online account if available. Full payment can also be made at booking. Full payment is due 28 days before the event; minimum instalments are £20.00.
Hours
9:00pm - 2:00am.
Ages
18 years or older
Neighborhood
Penn Fields
Food & Drink
Teas and coffees are included.
Parking
Local street parking.
Accessibility
This location is not suitable for wheelchair users or people with mobility issues or walking difficulties.
Going?
Location
Tips & Advice
- All attendees must bring a torch.
- Wear sensible shoes and warm layered clothing, as the location can become cold at night.
- Parking is available via local street parking.
Links & Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the age requirement to attend?
All attendees must be 18 years of age or older.
What equipment and experiments are included?
Guests have access to ghost hunting equipment including EMF meters and K2 meters, and participate in experiments such as table tipping, glass divination, and Ouija boards.
Are refreshments provided?
Yes, teas and coffees are included during the event.
Will visitors have the opportunity to investigate alone?
Yes, the event schedule includes free time to investigate the hall alone.
Why is the venue referred to as 'The House That Cries'?
The hall was nicknamed 'The House That Cries' by the BBC following unexplained pools of water mysteriously appearing in the main hall.
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