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AP9 Todays Escapes Takes You to Haunted Places All Over The Country

AP9 Todays Escapes, by Adaptive Marketing LLC, offers members significant savings on travel arrangements, including hotels, car rentals and more.

Norwalk, CT (PRWEB) October 3, 2006 -- Halloween, that ghostly time of year, is right around the corner, and kids of all ages will find the courage to become ghost busters … or at least try to have an out-of-this-world experience by visiting haunted places across the nation. These spooky-adventure seekers can arrange most aspects of their trip through AP9 Todays Escapes, a travel and entertainment discount membership program offered by Adaptive Marketing LLC.

Are you one of those people who thrive on eerie encounters, intrigued by ghosts, goblins and paranormal activity? If so, this is the time to get out there and experience for yourself all those stories you’ve heard about. No matter where in America you want to go chase a ghost, AP9 TodaysEscapes offers instant savings on travel reservations and car rentals, along with discounts on hotel stays, family restaurants, theme park admission tickets and more.

AP9 TodaysEscapes offers a chilling list of places to visit if you’re looking for an eerie adventure:

A phantom guest
San Diego, the city of blue skies and endless places to visit, is also the home of one famous ghost. Her name is Kate Morgan, and her permanent residence is the Hotel del Coronado, room 3502. This lady arrived before Thanksgiving in 1892, to meet with her estranged husband. He never came, and she disappeared for a couple of days, until she was found dead on the beach from a gunshot wound. Since then, staff and guests have reported seeing a pale young lady walking around in a black lace dress. Some say it’s her ghost that still haunts the hotel, and along with her sightings, they’ve reported weird noises and sudden chilly breezes that no one can explain.

It’s a ghost town
The whole town of Story, Indiana, is now a country inn/bed-and-breakfast, and it’s considered the best-preserved example of a 19th-century small town in the American Midwest. Each cottage and room has its own name, and one of those is called the Blue Lady. The reason behind the name is simple: those who turn on the blue light next to the bed have had the “pleasure” of seeing the ghostly image of a woman. The same spirit wanders around the kitchen and the basement wine cellar. One guest had the courage to ask her who she was, and she simply replied “Allie” before disappearing in front of his eyes.

Many wandering spirits
San Francisco, just like any other city in the country, has its own ghost stories. There’s even a ghost tour that takes place around the Pacific Heights district, the area with the most reported sightings and ghostly activity. A woman named Flora has been frequently seen over the years wandering California streets; Dominga, Gertrude and George Atherton still show up at their Atherton Mansion, even though they died in the 19th century; teacher Mary Lake is said to eternally haunt room 410 at a former school for girls, now the well-known Queen Anne Hotel; and last but not least, there’s the haunted island of Alcatraz, where paranormal experts have detected the spirits of former inmates who just can’t get out of their prison cells.

There should be nothing spooky about planning a vacation that include ghost hunting. Members can log on to DealPass.com for exclusive savings on travel arrangements, entertainment, meals, shopping and other benefits to maximize their vacation budgets and spend their time doing what they like best -- all through AP9 Todays Escapes.

About AP9 Todays Escapes

AP9 TodaysEscapes is a leading membership discount program offered by Adaptive Marketing LLC. Headquartered in Norwalk, Conn., Adaptive Marketing is a category leader in both membership and loyalty programs, bringing value direct to consumers through an array of benefits in healthcare, discounts, security, personal property and personals. Members may access their benefits at DealPass.com, an online portal for Adaptive Marketing membership programs. With broad online and offline distribution capabilities, Adaptive Marketing offers its corporate client partners effective tools to enhance market presence, strengthen customer affinity and generate additional value through programs, such as AP9 TodaysEscapes.

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