Comments on: The Ghost Ship of New Haven

By: Christine S.

Christine S. — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 16:22:57 +0000

I have been there around midnight some friends and although I did not see the ghost ship we all heard little kids laughing and playing at the carousel and the music playing from the carousel. There was no one else in the park at the time. It is best to go during spring or fall to hear it because in the summer time you have people that rent the park out at night or just people hanging out. Also another great place to visit that is not to far from Lighthouse Park is Fort Nathan Hale where the battles took place. They have recently closed the forts so you are unable to get into them but you can still see in the jail. There are many forts that are buried there and it is an interesting place to visit. Enjoy

By: Christine S.

Christine S. — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 16:22:23 +0000

I have been there around midnight with 3 friends and although I did not see the ghost ship we all heard little kids laughing and playing at the carousel and the music playing from the carousel. There was no one else in the park at the time. It is best to go during spring or fall to hear it because in the summer time you have people that rent the park out at night or just people hanging out. Also another great place to visit that is not to far from Lighthouse Park is Fort Nathan Hale where the battles took place. They have recently closed the forts so you are unable to get into them but you can still see in the jail. There are many forts that are buried there and it is an interesting place to visit. Enjoy

By: Dom

Dom — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 20:43:21 +0000

As a student of a local university down near this area, I have spent a number of nights not far from where they are claiming they have seen the following “ghost ship”. I am not meaning to deny it, but again I have yet to see this urban myth. Even during the summer and winter months you can see fog rising up from the water, but nothing in the solid shape of a ship.