The show moved to a base at Bovingdon Airfield in Hemel Hempstead, which is filled with derelict buildings and has been home to a number of unexplained incidents over the years.
Several visitors to the area have been left terrified by a “mysterious mist” that follows and engulfs people.
The area was also investigated by the International Paranormal Society who believe the place is haunted by the ghosts of US airmen who were stationed there.
An entry on Waymarking location review reveals: “The mist has been seen by several people.
“They say it suddenly appears and is so thick you can’t see through it.
“One person is rumoured to have seen it late at night on the runway.”
The insider continued that the mist even followed and engulfed a group of friends.
“Some friends of his were waiting in a car six metres away and they said it followed him. It was engulfing him,” they explained.
“The victim found that he could not see through the mist to the car nor could be hear his companions calling out to him.
“In another incident, one driver saw another vehicle get engulfed in the mist.”
Dog walkers have also reported a “presence” that causes their animals to howl and try to run away.
Other passersby have claimed to hear the sounds of aircraft and Morse code, along with a “strange bubblegum smell”.
Rumours are rife that the US Air Force left vehicles abandoned in an underground chamber at the site.
Those who work on the show now fear that a paranormal incident could happen while live on air.
An insider said: “It’s likely many of the contestants and professional skaters have no idea they are performing somewhere that’s rumoured to be haunted.
“If the claims are to believed there’s a good chance something could happen during rehearsals or even while the show is on air.”
Dancing On Ice continues tonight on ITV at 6pm.
