The phrase "amusement place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location designed for entertainment and recreational activities, such as amusement parks or arcades.
Example: "The new amusement place in town has a variety of rides and games for all ages."
Alternatives: "entertainment venue" or "recreation center."
The attack on the amusement place followed a public initiation into the hooded order in Miami.
Visit to the "hospital," and to its only amusement place, a smelly, badly heared cinema house.
What has replaced the department store is the mall itself, which now plays the role of amusement place and social center".
The government denounced the disco last week, saying that "amusement places should not be located at areas marked with the suffering of the inmates of former death and concentration camps".
The new city and current city would have underlying commonalities like new city would have people, would have places to eat, different places to visit, amusement places etc.
In late August, Cook County claimed that music genres such as rap, rock, and dance were not considered "culture" and therefore were not exempt from an amusement tax placed on ticket sales.
Movie theaters, department stores, amusement parks, any place where a family is spending hours together would be a good place for a McDonald's.
It is called Terrapin Station, to be built in San Francisco, a $60 million museum, amusement park, gathering place, concert hall, research center and possibly even a hotel for Grateful Dead fans who have lost their way since the band broke up after Garcia, its leader, died two and a half years ago.
With the dizzying heights and great speeds of modern amusement rides, patrons place a great deal of trust in the mechanics and operation of these devices.
Serious games do not place amusement as the primary objective (Chen and Michael 2005) and must be able to contextualize the user experience in realistic stimulating environments which encourage situational learning (Watkins et al. 1998).
He cites city centers, airports, campuses, and amusement parks as places where vehicles much like those Google is just starting to test could fit in.
