Rhyl Town Hall Ghost Hunt
DeadLive is bringing a series of small-group ghost hunts to Rhyl Town Hall, with four confirmed dates between December 2026 and November 2027.
Our first night takes place on Saturday 12 December 2026. Six places have already been booked, leaving 14 available at the time this article was written. Each event is limited to 20 guests so the building does not feel overcrowded and everyone has time to take part.
A night inside Rhyl Town Hall
Rhyl Town Hall is one of the town’s best-known historic buildings. Its clock tower, main hall, stage, gallery, dressing rooms and corridors give us several very different areas to investigate after dark.
This is a paranormal investigation rather than a theatre show or scare attraction. There are no actors waiting to jump out, and we will never claim that activity is guaranteed. We create the right conditions for an investigation, introduce different methods and let guests decide for themselves what they experience.
What happens during the Rhyl Town Hall ghost hunt?
Arrival and check-in begin at 8:30pm. The investigation starts at 9:00pm and finishes at approximately 1:30am.
After the welcome and safety briefing, guests will be divided into smaller groups. Our team will lead you through different parts of the building and explain each investigation method before it begins. The night may include controlled vigils, calling-out sessions, quiet observation, experiments and the use of paranormal investigation equipment.
There will also be time to investigate without the team leading every moment. You can listen, watch, ask questions and try the equipment for yourself. Some people prefer to take part in everything, while others like to stand back and observe. Both are welcome.
Do I need previous experience?
No. Many guests come to their first ghost hunt unsure what to expect. You do not need to be a medium, belong to a paranormal group or own any equipment. We will explain what we are doing and help you get involved at your own pace.
Experienced investigators are equally welcome. You can bring a torch and small handheld equipment, provided it is used safely and does not disrupt other guests. People attend alone, with a friend, as a couple or as part of a group. The important thing is that everyone respects the venue and the other people taking part.
Choose your Rhyl Town Hall Ghost Hunt date
- Saturday 12 December 2026 – 14 tickets remaining at the time of publication
- Saturday 13 March 2027
- Saturday 18 September 2027
- Saturday 27 November 2027
Tickets are £29 per person. Every date runs from 9:00pm until 1:30am, with arrival from 8:30pm.
Before you book
- Guests must be aged 18 or over.
- Please wear sensible footwear and bring warm clothing.
- Bring a torch if you have one.
- Alcohol is not permitted.
- Full joining and parking information will be emailed after booking.
Rhyl is a new location for DeadLive, and the response to the first announcements has already produced bookings and plenty of local interest. If you want to join the December investigation, please book early. If that date does not suit you, the three 2027 nights are available now.