Guys,i got this pic from one of my friend. Any idea whether its real or photochopped? Its taken at the last day of NS

Sorry about the big image but i don't want to resize it or edit.Just took it out from my camera.Fresh never edited or touch it.

http://www.impressions.com.my/RelatedServ/.../spooksters.htm
hey, do you guys think this is for real?

The Spookster Haunted House Tour brings you to some sites in Kuala Lumpur reputed to be haunted.

Information on some local Malaysian superstitions will also be presented during the  tour.

   

  The 2-hour  tour is conducted nightly. Ghosts get beauty sleep during the day

  A minimum of 4 persons per booking for each tour. Ghostly passengers are not welcome

  Individual need to be at least 18 and above to join this tour. Those older  than 150 years are entitled

        to ghost discounts

  Pregnant ladies or  those with weak hearts and any health problems are not welcome. The ghosts

      don't like competition.

  Cameras (photo or video) not allowed. Ghosts hate paparazzi.

  Spooksters will not be responsible for any untoward incidents. We don't know any ghosts

        personally,  and neither should you

  Tour charges of RM 168.00 per person applies. Ghosts don't like garlic, monopoly or plastic   

        money, but love fresh blood.

  Ghosts don't give refunds or discounts. RM 30.00 minimum charge applies for no shows.





Ghosts need at least 24-hours advance notice to prepare to receive guests,  and reserve the right to reject anyone without giving any reasons whatsoever.

  Meeting point & 1st stop

Bangsar Seafood Village, KL (steamboat dinner)
Food is an integral part of Asian life for protection against the supernatural. The sharing of communal food helps facilitate group protection during the tour. And this is the last point at which you can back out (full fare charge still applies)

  2nd Stop

Indian Temple (Mid-Valley City)
Spiritual belief governs many aspects of the  construction industry in Asia, including steps needed to be taken to appease spirits  before during & after any development activity. Come view a tree believed to have been blessed by the Gods that resulted in a whole shopping complex having to be built around it

  3rd Stop

Chinese Cemetery (Seputeh)
Given the right circumstances, you can see, hear & feel the spirits which call this place home. And here, you can appeal to their better natures to seek their blessing and for lucky lottery or 4D numbers

  4th Stop

Pudu Prison
Hauntings are normal in any prison, as are demonic activity by those really desperate to  escape. The true melting pot of all spiritual beliefs

  5th Stop

Pontianak Den
Located in a very exclusive area of KL, the Asian vampires are very protective of their haunts such that locks and security systems pale in comparison

  6th Stop

Old Railway Station
A place where you don't want to actually see a ghost - famous for suicide leaps in olden days and where many have unintentionally invited spirits to accompany them on trips

  End Point

Bangsar Seafood Village, KL
Final cleansing to ensure no spirits follow you home

* Pickup & drop off at selected hotels in KL possible for 4 pax & more



Note:
Dressing: No shorts or slippers. Female dressing should not overly expose flesh
Minimum Age: 18 years, children aged 10 and above allowed if accompanied by adult
Minimum pax: 2 pax per trip
Maximum pax: 7 pax per trip
Bring along: 1 bottle pure (distilled or mineral) water & sweater (it can get very cold!)
Group bookings: Minimum 15 pax, maximum 40 pax - advance notice of 5 working days required