William A. Irvin Haunted Ship

As the weather gets cool, the leaves start to change and the wind begins to howl, the ghosts and goblins on the Haunted Ship are awaiting your arrival.

If you are a fan of the Haunted Ship or the game of Minecraft, this is a marriage made in heaven.

This is your chance to get a rare peak behind the scenes of the famous Haunted Ship, and some insight into how it is all put together.

Thousands of thrill-seekers from all over the country make their way aboard the William A. Irvin Haunted Ship each October, enjoying the frights organizers and volunteers invest months of planning and preparation into for the scariest month of the year.

I am a huge fan of Halloween, the candy, scary movies, costumes and of course The William A. Irvin Haunted Ship in Canal Park,

I have had the pleasure of hanging out at the Haunted Ship broadcasting live for most of the month of October and I have seen just about everything, until now...

Each year thousands of people parade through the self guided tour of the William A. Irvin Haunted Ship, and most go through it so fast, they may not even realize what they missed?

Over the weekend I tagged along with the Duluth Paranormal Society to catch some ghostly evidence on the William A. Irvin. During an EVP session in the boiler room, something happened that I will never forget.

It is that time of year again as the ghosts and ghouls take over the William A. Irvin Haunted Ship and they are waiting for you!

Yikes!  Yes that is a real person next to me at my remote on Friday Night on The William A. Irvin Haunted Ship. I am smiling because he was not chasing after me, :)  and I was in the friendly confines of the Mix 108 remote area.  T...