One of the things PRS Field Trips takes pride in is its approach to investigations.  For this field trip, there will be three levels of ghost hunts.  Beginner’s Level allows people with little or no experience to go with PRS members and other experienced investigators to learn the basics.  Attendees will learn how to use both basic and unique instruments for investigating, as well as pointers on the method of investigating.  Beginners will get an opportunity to focus on equipment, tech, leading, spirit communication and more.  Even though the beginner’s level is a quick educational course, attendees still get hands-on experience investigating.  General Level is more for people who have a basic understanding of investigating and just want to get out there to see what they come up with.  They will have the opportunity to investigate alongside members of PRS and guest investigators, but they will not be as guided as the Beginner’s investigation.  Paranormal Investigators Level are for experienced members of established paranormal teams.  We recognize that paranormal teams come to these field trips with the hopes of expanding their knowledge, so we’ve set up some one-on-one time where seasoned investigators can work together with members of PRS to plan out and conduct an actual investigation.  Reservations for this level is reserved only for active paranormal investigators.

The ghost hunts will take place in various locations, including the Battlefield Bed and Breakfast, the Tillie Pierce House, which was investigating by PRS and featured on “Paranormal State.”

Field Trippers will get the opportunity to check out the battle sites of Gettysburg.  From Devil’s Den to Little Roundtop, you’ll get to check out the sites and even do a little day-time ghost hunting along the way (nighttime ghost hunting of the fields is prohibited, however, almost all evidence people have captured from the battlefield has taken place during the day).

Aside from visiting the sites, investigators from “Paranormal State” and guest investigators will host circle discussions.  Field Trippers will have the opportunity to sit at one of these locations and have a bit more of an intimate discussion with Ryan, Serg, Eilfie and other investigators with twenty or so other field trippers.  The discussions will vary, but one thing is certain: it won’t be a presentation.  Come prepared to talk, ask questions or share your knowledge.  Most of the circle discussions are meant to be interactive.

Another thing PRS Field Trips prides itself in are the diverse lectures and workshops held during our events.  If you’ve never been to one of our events, previous lectures included “History of Paranormal Investigation,” “Capturing Evidence,” “String Theory and the Paranormal,” and “Psychic Development.”  These lectures are very in-depth and engaging.  If you’ve been to a few field trips already, then you’ll already know that PRS speakers always offers new lectures for every event.  Currently scheduled lectures are as follows:

Ryan Buell – “My Journey in to the Unknown.” As a tie-in to the upcoming release of his book, investigator Ryan Buell opens up about some of his experiences prior to PRS, moving then to the formation of PRS, early investigations and then the birth of “Paranormal State.”  It will feature never-before-seen evidence, case studies, but at it’s core it’s about the beginning of Buell’s journey.

Lorraine Warren – “The First Family of the Paranormal.” Lorraine Warren is without a doubt a living legend.  With over 50 years of research, Lorraine Warren debuts a new lecture, with some of the most compelling evidence over she and her late husband’s lifelong pursuit of the unknown.  If you’ve seen Lorraine Warren speak before, it’s time to hear her again.

Michelle Belanger – TBA.

Eilfie Music, Michelle Belanger & Ryan Buell – “Research and the Paranormal.” All three have unique perspectives on research.  Eilfie focuses on the historical and occult, whereas Michelle is more book-savvy and Ryan uses his journalism background.  The three will offer a comprehensive guide to historical research.

Sergey Poberezhny & Josh Light – TBA.

Katrina Weidman & Heather Taddy – TBA.

Field Trippers who are very interested in the art of historical research will have an opportunity on Friday to take a private trip with (led by Eilfie Music) to get a hands-on approach to historical research.  Ever wanted to know the process of historical research as it pertains to a haunting?  Ryan, Eilfie and Michelle will give a comprehensive lecture on the importance of historical research.  They will go over episodes of PARANORMAL STATE where they felt the historical research led to unexpected findings.  If you don’t think historical research is important, or if you think you know enough, we encourage you to listen in on this discussion.  You might be surprised to learn how shocking some of the historical research uncovered played a part on investigations.

Afterwards, Eilfie will take a group to go on a hands-on expedition to find some mysteries about certain sites of Gettysburg.  Learn from the best, and see what Gettysburg has to offer!

For decades, thousands of people from all over the world have flocked to Connecticut to see the world-famous, one-of-a-kind museum offered by the famous Warrens.  The museum is a collection of haunted artifacts confiscated by Ed and Lorraine Warren from some of their most intense cases.

Field Trippers will get to see the infamous Annabelle the Doll, who wreaked havoc on a family; violently slashing a grown man several times across the chest and harming others in its path.  The doll was ultimately exorcised, but the Warrens still believe that some energy lingers with the doll.  At an October 2009 event, PRS Director Ryan Buell claimed that he saw the head of the doll nod at him while he stared at it.

the first time ever, Lorraine Warren is bringing her world-famous haunted Objects museum on the road.  She’ll bring select objects to Gettysburg as a special treat.  See “Annabelle the Doll,” while also hearing stories from Lorraine as she goes over the objects’ history.

To learn more about the Warrens museum at the Field Trip, please click here.

As part of the Field Trip tradition, field trippers have the opportunity to dine with one another, as well as the cast of “Paranormal State,” while watching the “Ghosts of Gettysburg” episode as the crew give live commentary.

Back by popular demand, Michelle Belanger will once again hold a Dead Time seance with a group of eager Field Trippers.  On previous events, participants have sworn that they got positive results.  Since we’re going to what is arguably one of the most haunted places on earth, who knows what to expect?

Michelle’s DEAD TIME Seance is no parlor trick.  There are also no casual observers.  Once you sit down at the table with Michelle, you are an active participant and anything goes.  Michelle will start the session off by giving a rundown of how seances work, announcing the rules, and going over protection guidelines.

The DEAD TIME Seance welcomes novices and experienced investigators.

Field Trippers will have the opportunity to ask questions during an open Q&A session.  For this field trip, the Q&A will mainly be focused on season four, but all questions are welcome.

Be a part of the Field Trip family!  Every event, we have a group photo taken by Sergey Poberezhny, which is offered free to all members to download and keep.