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Arizona Ghostbusters Featured in Phoenix New Times

·October 29, 2009· 2 min read

"Arizona Ghostbusters are for real. Sort of. They're a real "costuming fan group," and their self-created car, props, and costumes are all real and made to be as identical to those in the Ghostbusters movies as possible. But they don't role-play or pretend to be particular characters from the film; the names on their Ghostbusters uniforms are their own. And they don't really investigate paranormal activity or bust ghosts, either.

They're just people who love the Ghostbusters franchise and use their costumes and car to raise money for charities. People notice them, and everybody seems to want photos with the team and their props. If people are willing to toss a donation into the group's charity fundraiser box, the Arizona Ghostbusters are happy to mug it up with them."

If you're a regular member of the community, chances are that you've heard, either directly or in passing, of the Arizona Ghostbusters and their efforts in raising money for charities both local and national.

If you've ever wanted to know how the group came to be, or what the team personalities are like, then pick up the October 28th edition of Phoenix New Times' which features the team in the cover article. Not in Phoenix? No problem, you can also read the online edition by following the link below:

Paranormal Activity: Arizona Ghostbusters go to extremes for good causes

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