The phrase "amusement destination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place specifically designed for entertainment and leisure activities, such as theme parks, amusement parks, or entertainment complexes.
Example: "The new amusement destination in the city has a variety of rides and attractions for all ages."
Alternatives: "entertainment venue" or "recreation spot".
In the latest in a long line of efforts to revamp or revive the onetime resort, the Bloomberg administration recently introduced its plan to develop a year-round amusement and entertainment destination, with a special 9.4-acre amusement district, as well as new housing, shops and parks.
The parade honors the Coney Island Mardi Gras festivities of the early 20th century when Coney Island was the go-to amusement park destination for New Yorkers.
We fully support and recognize that Coney Island needs redevelopment, and the city's rezoning plan reflects much hard work and earnest effort in that direction, but we agree with your editorial that any high rises — including hotels — south of Surf will destroy instead of enhance Coney Island's economic potential as an amusement and tourism destination.
Under his tenure, the peninsula was transformed from a picnic ground into a nationally recognized amusement park and resort destination.
You'll find a few in amusement parks and tourist destinations around the world, from Orlando to Rhyl.
While New Jersey has an abundance of summer destinations like amusement park, water parks, theaters, museums and campgrounds, some of the best memories come from simple pleasures like a picnic in a park, a round of miniature golf, a visit to a local zoo or a minor league baseball game.
After all, there's already an established market where consumers are willing to pay for high-quality photos – like those taken at amusement parks or tourist destinations, or those taken while they participated in an event, like a race or competition; as well as those snapped by a roaming photographer at an outdoor festival or concert, and elsewhere.
It is a crucial step forward for the city's vision of turning the faded and mostly dormant seaside amusement district into an exciting destination reminiscent of its heyday.
Indigenous peoples can sometimes profit from the marketability of their customs, and even the industrial archaeology of tourism itself is becoming good business, with historically significant hotels, transport systems, and even amusement park rides becoming popular destinations.
