Ghost Adventures premiere on the Travel Channel, introducing audiences to paranormal investigations led by Zak Bagans and his team.
The companion series 'Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks' debuts, featuring updates and follow-ups with people from previous investigations.
Zak Bagans opens The Haunted Museum in Las Vegas, showcasing paranormal artifacts and memorabilia collected from investigations.
Ghost Adventures becomes a flagship show for Travel Channel's dedicated paranormal programming block, expanding its reach.
Zak Bagans, Nick Groff, and Aaron Goodwin form the Ghost Adventures crew and begin their paranormal investigations together.
The crew conducts their first recorded paranormal investigation at the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, setting the tone for future explorations.
The Ghost Adventures television series premieres on the Travel Channel, bringing the team's investigations to a nationwide audience.
A notable investigation takes place at the Eastern State Penitentiary, where the crew encounters intense paranormal activity.
Aaron Goodwin decides to leave the Ghost Adventures crew to pursue personal projects, marking a significant change in the team dynamic.
Nick Groff departs from Ghost Adventures to focus on his own paranormal series, leading to Zak Bagans continuing with new team members.
Zak Bagans acquires the Haunted Museum in Las Vegas and conducts multiple investigations in the location, which is featured in the show.
The team welcomes new investigators such as Billy Tolley and Jay Wasley, revitalizing the show’s investigative approach.
The crew conducts a special extended investigation at the abandoned Prison at Purgatory, uncovering strong paranormal manifestations.
The team launches Aftershocks episodes where previous investigation sites are revisited and updates are given regarding the haunted locations.
