The phrase "ample entertainment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, event, or offering that provides a generous amount of entertainment or enjoyment.
Example: "The festival featured ample entertainment, including live music, food stalls, and various games for all ages."
Alternatives: "plenty of entertainment" or "abundant entertainment."
Mr. Gueyikian said this hadn't been a priority at first, because he assumed that, given residents' varied interests, there was ample entertainment nearby.
The Bay Area joy ride known as the Golden State Warriors will again provide ample entertainment with their free-for-all offense.
Indeed, it would be most gratifying if there were more of this sort of thing in the show.However, it's ample entertainment, in color and CinemaScope.
But we now knew what we were looking for: a landscape that was ample entertainment for much of the day and local food that filled in the rest.
September 9 2009 November 1 200909 Colman Domingo's loving tribute to his childhood and to his family's boisterous, music-filled home in West Philadelphia — their "bump and hustle palace" — has just a whisper of narrative but ample entertainment value, thanks to Domingo's joy, passion, warmth, and wit.
For empty-nesters, moving downtown has the obvious allure of trendy restaurants, ample entertainment, quick commutes and a spare bedroom in a place your kids will actually want to visit.
Beyond the allure of the water itself, ample opportunity for entertainment can be found along its shores.
The seats are roomy, the leg space more than ample and the portable video entertainment systems locked and loaded.
There is ample research evidence showing the entertainment television can influence public beliefs and knowledge, whether or not those stories are fantastical or bizarre.
There is ample historical precedent of advertisers directly funding entertainment content.
Freshmen have ample occasions to enjoy the arts, culture, and entertainment of Cambridge and greater Boston.
