Dudley Castle

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Dudley Castle — widely believed to be the most haunted castle in England.

As we pass through these ancient grounds, keep your senses sharp… for not all who wander here are living.

The Grey Lady, thought to be the ghost of Dorothy Beaumont. Dorothy died here in heartbreaking circumstances, shortly after childbirth, and her infant soon after. Visitors often report a pale woman drifting near the castle walls, or sometimes hear soft weeping carried by the wind.

Above the undercroft stands the Fourteenth-Century Chapel, its great window facing the courtyard. It’s in this window that a hooded monk has often been seen standing perfectly still. But when visitors alert staff, and they rush to look. There is never anyone there.

Some say he watches over the castle. Others say he guards a secret.

In the 1700s, the 2 cottages that now only half stand in the grounds caught fire — claiming the lives of two young girls.

Today, visitors to the zoo have reported seeing two children playing, laughing, running…
right up until the moment they vanish.

If you hear giggling when the field is empty, don’t worry — you’re not imagining it.

They’re just saying hello.

The castle’s darkest corner: the chapel undercroft.

Inside the Ancient Room lies a stone coffin that once held the remains of John Somery, one of the castle’s most feared Lords.

On many nights, people say they’ve seen a pair of legs standing beside the coffin… motionless… waiting.

And now comes the final question:

Would you dare lie in John’s coffin?

Some who’ve tried claim they felt something climb in with them.

Light refreshments will be provided complimentary. Hot & cold drinks, cakes, biscuits & crisps.

Please note: tickets are NON refundable or transferable once purchased.

Strictly NO alcohol or drugs to be consumed on the property or before the event. If a member of the team think someone may be intoxicated you will be refused entry and will not be refunded. This is for the safety of our guests and staff.

Health & Safety ‼️

This venue is suitable for wheelchair users however, the grounds are quite uneven in some parts and some areas are steep hills. There is a lot of walking from one vigil area to another so please be aware of this if you struggle to walk distances on uneven grounds. You will be able to go to the top of the keep for a vigil, this is not suitable for wheelchair users or anyone who isn’t steady on their feet, the stairs are extremely narrow and steep, you go up at your own discretion. The grounds and vigil areas are very dark so you will need to bring a torch for you to be able to walk around. Some vigil areas are outside, in the winter months it will be cold and there will not be anywhere to sit during the outdoor vigils. Dress accordingly and if you are not steady on your feet feel free to use a walking frame or bring your own fold up chair.

The staff will remind you of health and safety throughout the night.

Are you brave enough to survive the night with The Wright Paranormal?

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