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Cool! Yeah, I definitely think there's plenty of material there for a whole article. Hey, I have a neat story which involves them: I was working in a daycare downtown, (which sits above part of the tunnel system), and we had an enclosed playground for the kids there. The playground had a a security door with a doorbell, and there was a light attached to it that would flash for a few seconds whenever someone rang it. One day, I was on the playground with a coworker and we started talking about the Shanghai tunnels. At some point, I said, "Do you think they're actually haunted?" And at that moment, the doorbell started going off and the light started flashing like crazy. We just thought it was some other co-worker fooling around or being impatient and laying on the bell, but when we opened the door there was no one there, (and it opened into a big, empty parking lot with nowhere to hide.) It never happened again after that in the entire time I worked there, (which was for years.) Don't know if it was paranormal, but it definitely made my day, (and scared the crap out of my friend)... /biggrin.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />

Lena, Now THAT is spooky!!!

NYPD, we have never done an article on the Intrepid. I've heard a lot about the Hornet, but not much on the Intrepid.

I was working in a daycare downtown, (which sits above part of the tunnel system), and we had an enclosed playground for the kids there. The playground had a a security door with a doorbell, and there was a light attached to it that would flash for a few seconds whenever someone rang it. One day, I was on the playground with a coworker and we started talking about the Shanghai tunnels. At some point, I said, "Do you think they're actually haunted?" And at that moment, the doorbell started going off and the light started flashing like crazy. We just thought it was some other co-worker fooling around or being impatient and laying on the bell, but when we opened the door there was no one there, (and it opened into a big, empty parking lot with nowhere to hide.) It never happened again after that in the entire time I worked there, (which was for years.) Don't know if it was paranormal, but it definitely made my day, (and scared the crap out of my friend)... /biggrin.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />

Dave Galvan touched on the Shanghai tunnels in his article in our January 2011 issue. His "Seven Haunted Wonders of the World" included a brief writeup on the tunnels, but I think it's a great idea to do a more comprehensive article on the location!

January issue ... http://www.paranormalundergrou.....nderground

Firstly, I wanted to say that, being a Portlander, I love your "Tales from the Haunted Heathman Hotel." /smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' /> I was also wondering if you've ever checked out our Shanghai tunnels that run underneath the city, since they're pretty spooky, have quite a history of evil goings-on taking place in them and are reputed to be very haunted, (I want to take a tunnel tour this Halloween season myself!)

As long as they don't include Madonna or Sean Penn.

Boy, that would be a surprise.

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I was also wondering if you've ever checked out our Shanghai tunnels that run underneath the city, since they're pretty spooky, have quite a history of evil goings-on taking place in them and are reputed to be very haunted, (I want to take a tunnel tour this Halloween season myself!)

To be honest, Rex, your show is possibly the only one I can take seriously.

I agree...

Thank you Rex, because actually.......you guys ROCK!!!!!! /biggrin.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=';)' />

To be honest, Rex, your show is possibly the only one I can take seriously.

It and it's property has a long history dating back to 1741 and stories from guests and staff are reported almost weekly to this day. Their guest list in the past century boasts people from Roosevelt to the Dali Lama. You can Google it but those stories fall far short of what goes on.