Teen Halloween Ghost Hunt at the Historic Coffee House Wavertree

This Halloween, younger paranormal enthusiasts can experience a genuine investigation inside the Historic Coffee House Wavertree. This Halloween, younger paranormal enthusiasts can experience a genuine investigation inside the Historic Coffee House Wavertree. Taking place on Friday 30 October 2026, the Teen Halloween Ghost Hunt will introduce guests to the equipment and techniques used during a real paranormal investigation. The evening will begin with registration, introductions and a safety briefing. Guests will then investigate approved areas of the venue in small, supervised groups. The Investigation Guests may take part in: • EVP and audio-recording experiments • Spirit-box sessions • EMF and environmental monitoring • Dowsing experiments • Thermal-imaging sessions • Traditional vigils • Team investigation challenges DeadLive will provide the equipment, and experienced team members will explain how everything works. This is an authentic paranormal event rather than a Halloween scare attraction. There will be no actors, staged scares or manufactured ghostly activity. Paranormal activity cannot be guaranteed. Guests will be encouraged to examine anything unusual and reach their own conclusions. Each participant will receive a Paranormal Investigator Certificate and a ghost-hunting gift at the end of the evening. Important Information Friday 30 October 2026 Arrival from 5:30pm Investigation from 6pm–10:30pm Tickets: £20 per person Venue: Historic Coffee House Wavertree, Liverpool Please bring: • A reliable torch • Warm clothing • Sensible footwear • A camera or phone • Non-alcoholic drinks and snacks Alcohol is not permitted during the event. Places are limited, so early booking is recommended. Explore the Echoes of the Past at The Historic Coffee House First licensed in 1777 under Elizabeth Heys, The Coffee House quickly became Wavertree’s social heart – hosting lively Assemblies, political meetings, and horse-bus travellers. By the 19th century, its opulent interiors (designed by famed architect Walter Thomas) welcomed day-trippers gazing over open fields that later housed the White Star Line sports ground. Though the cobbled forecourt has shrunk and the arch to the old Crown Brewery is bricked up, the building’s ancient sandstone foundations and lingering spirits remain untouched by time. Early booking essential – strictly limited to 15 tickets. Book Your Place Now Ticket Options: General Admission – £20 Secure your spot for an unforgettable night where Liverpool’s pub heritage meets the paranormal.