Haunted Beaches in North America

[@andrewscolari5724]

Can you do a ghost trains episode?

[@travisstoudt8723]

Ohh that’s a good one

[@FrightNightScares]

We haven't forgotten!! 😂

[@DubH46]

Yes!!! I'm back in the electric world, and y'all drop one for me!! I'll be back in a few!!

[@FrightNightScares]

Enjoy! Let us know what you think when you're done, Warren. And thanks as always!

[@FrightNightScares]

We'd assume an electrical issue 😂

[@DubH46]

@Lisa B We had an ice storm in Oklahoma City and I was in the last group to get power back on. Lol!

[@DubH46]

@Lisa B Haha! We had an ice storm in Oklahoma City and I was in one of the last areas to get power back on.

[@FrightNightScares]

Glad you're okay, Warren! We would have hated reporting on your ghost... 😁

[@brittanywells1840]

Appreciate y'all very much!✌✌✌

[@FrightNightScares]

Thanks, Courtney! And us you!! Have you been to any of these locations?

[@brittanywells1840]

@@FrightNightScares No, I did live in. Biloxi , Ms. There are a places that are very haunted on the Coast. Thank you much for replying!!! You might want to check out Natchez, Ms. Very spirit filled as well. Again Thank y'all. so much✌✌✌

[@johnathanbruce8227]

The Amusement Park that I worked at, known as Lagoon located in Farmington Utah, has some pretty haunted spots. One of these I myself experienced. Pioneer Village: I'm not exactly sure about the history behind it, but that part of Lagoon is very haunted. From what I've heard, faces appear in windows, doors open and shut on their own even when locked, and staff get a feeling of being watched. The Roller Coaster: That's legit what it's called, though some Utahns have nicknamed it The White Roller Coaster. Anyway, this one comes from a coordinator that went to get the check for Screamer from Wicked because the supervisor who had it left it there, so he sent said supervisor home and he went to go get it. He did find it there and started to head back to the Rides Office. Now this was at the time when the park was completely empty, no one should've been there. But as he is heading towards the main gate he heard the alarm for Roller Coaster go off. Said alarm is there to say, the Ride's starting now. He goes up to make the ride wasn't going and instead of just seeing one train while the other was going up the hill, both trains were there. Then as he starts to leave he heard high pitched female laughter. He looked and saw a girl in the queue line for Roller Coaster. Abnormal enough because the park was supposed to be empty but what made it even more abnormal was the fact that the girl's legs weren't touching the ground. She wasn't even holding on to the fence. The next day the coordinator looked up if there was a death on Roller Coaster and sure enough there was. The picture of the one that died, was the same entity he saw. The Rocket: This is the one that I experienced. The Rocket as far as I know has never had a death but there was a water slide nearby that did in fact have one. It was called Hydro-Luge. What happened there is a man was shot and killed as he was sliding down Hydro-Luge. After that is when the hauntings began. Staff could hear Scratching, Phantom Screams, and the sound of a gunshot sometimes right in their ear. The haunting got so bad that not even the staff wanted to work there, not even the supervisors wanted to go anywhere near it. So they tore it down in 2017. But the hauntings seem to have carried on to the Rocket. The Rocket has two sides, there's the Blast Off which is pretty self explanatory, and the other side is Re-Entry where it drops you instead of shooting you up. And it seems the hauntings have carried on to Re-Entry. Because when I worked the ride we have a device that allows us to know if a seat has been checked or not. So this happened to me a few times where I saw that the attendant did check seat 10. Seat 10 on Re-Entry apparently is where the ghost likes to be on. So then I would see that even though there's nothing in that seat it would still need to be checked again. Sometimes twice, and sometimes three times. And every time said attendant checked seat 10 he/she would actually check it and it would still say it's not locked.

[@michaelbatts7149]

How about The World's Most Haunted Deserts?

[@FrightNightScares]

That's a solid idea! We will add it to the board and see what we can't dig up... Any good starting locations?

[@FrightNightScares]

New Mexico has some solid ones as well!

[@Tinyfurball]

Southern California

[@michaelbatts7149]

Texas

[@michaelbatts7149]

Maybe the R'ubAl' Khali?

[@kerrismith8144]

Oh yes! A new video! My night is made!

[@nirvana_skulls8317]

I heard that in the Outer Banks of NC that Black Beards ghost still wanders on the beach looking for his head

[@maryshoemaker1334]

There's a cave in my home town that's said to be haunted 🤔👻😯

[@nataku66666]

You should add the Long Island Beach stretch that was of the Long Island Serial Killings. Case is still unsolved

[@robertpagano3829]

ZOINKS!!!! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

[@valkahaddock8580]

I wonder if Morris Island in Charleston, South Carolina, is haunted. Morris Island iid most well known as the Island where The Second Battle of Fort Wagner. On July 18, 1863, The famous 54th Massachusetts Regiment, Commanded by Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, 25, led the ill fated attack. The 54th lost around 270 of it's numbers, including, their gallant Colonel Robert Gould Shaw. Fort Wagner was a huge loss for one of the all White Regiments that followed The 54th Massachusetts Regiment into battle.

[@chemtrooper]

Hehe “Mansneedsabeach”.

[@FrightNightScares]

Don't we all... Thanks for tuning in, chemtrooper! Have you been to any of these beaches?

[@chemtrooper]

@@FrightNightScares I’ve been to the Pacific coast of Washington several times. If it’s haunted then I don’t blame the ghosts. It’s gorgeous there.

[@lucylincoln3285]

F*cking commercials.😤😡😠