With its ornate 1920's decor, gargoyles in the lobby and a Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ rising mysteriously from beneath the stage, the Tampa Theater is a perfect setting for a good old-fashioned scare. Keep your eyes open for the ghostly presence of Foster Fink Finley, the theater's projectionist for some 35 years. He died in the projection room during a movie showing in 1965 -- and has supposedly been haunting the place ever since.Stanley Hotel: Estes Park, Colorado
There may or may not be any actual spirits floating around this famous hotel. But scary, yes! The Stanley Hotel served as Stephen King's main inspiration for the secluded and spine-chilling Overlook Hotel he wrote of in mega-thriller "The Shining."
Queen Mary: Long Beach, California
This landmark ship was launched in 1934 and is now permanently docked in Long Beach as a floating hotel and historic attraction. The ship has so much paranormal activity that it now offers daily ghost tours.
