Zak Bagans

Zak Bagans developed a profound interest in the paranormal when he was just 10 years old, scouring nearby garage sales and working at his mother’s antique shop in search of odd and spooky collectibles. In 2002, He had experienced a life-changing encounter in Trenton, Michigan when the spirit of a woman made contact with him in his apartment. He would later learn a woman took her own life in his bathroom right before he moved in. This inspired him to make the "Ghost Adventures" original documentary in 2006.

His fascination with the unusual evolved into a life-long pursuit for answers about the afterlife, not merely through the study of earth-bound energy, but also through years of science-based research using a multitude of specially engineered equipment to measure fluctuations in the environment… more specifically, to communicate with the dead. His series, "Ghost Adventures," is the longest running paranormal series in the world and is currently airing on Discovery Channel and MAX.

Now a pioneer in the paranormal field, Bagans is giving everyone a chance to experience the spine-chilling vibe of the spirit world at the Zak Bagans’ The Haunted Museum located in downtown Las Vegas. Bagans’ has used the museum for various other TV series of his including: "Ghost Adventures LIVE," "Ghost Adventures: Quarantine," Food Network’s "Halloween Wars," "Deadly Possessions" and the anthology series "The Haunted Museum" produced by Zak and Eli Roth