Sentence examples for array of attractions and from inspiring English sources

Inspiration from Cervantes The most family-oriented of the cultural theme parks, Parque España in Shima City features an array of attractions and rides with Spanish themes, including "Don Quixote's Magical Flight" and "Pyrenees" — billed as the longest suspension roller coaster in Japan.

During a recent tour of the construction site, the energetic Mr. Siegel expressed confidence that a new generation of children, and their parents, will be dazzled by the array of attractions that he and his team have assembled.

The Northeast's premier summer dance festival, it offers dance history, bucolic charm and an impressive array of attractions in its two theaters, week after week.

The sociologist Jonathan R. Wynn introduces us to the eccentrics, educators and radicals who provide introductions to New York's dizzying array of attractions.

A dazzling array of attractions vie for your attention, from activities like dance lessons, climbing walls, games, and swimming (in floating pools, not the Seine, thankfully), to amenities like beach chairs, cafes, misting fountains, and shady palm trees.

The Grand Strand is home to an array of tourist attractions, and the area receives a large influx of visitors during all seasons, making the tourist industry essential to the city's economy.

Meanwhile the array of attractions varies from the scenic helicopter tour to a traditional amusement park full of seaside rides.

It's not all military history, though: there is an astonishing array of attractions on or near the long seafront.

Known for its array of attractions – from forest raves to poetry tents – the festival, held in Henham Park, Suffolk, showcased sets from artists such as Grace Jones, Little Boots and Gossip.

This patchy record has provoked a debate about whether Britain should have embarked on such a costly array of attractions with such optimistic assessments.

But a potentially catastrophic collapse in the country's tourist trade is threatening to leave this dazzling array of attractions largely unseen by foreign eyes, as international tensions with the west deter a growing number of overseas visitors.