The phrase "attraction area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or zone that draws people in, often in the context of tourism or events.
Example: "The amusement park has a designated attraction area where visitors can find all the main rides and entertainment options."
Alternatives: "point of interest" or "draw zone".
It also incorrectly stated that Thrill Mountain will be roller-coaster; it will in fact be an "attraction area" including a roller-coaster.
Thrill Mountain, a new "attraction area," including a roller-coaster called Hair Raiser, is due to open later this year, and Polar Adventure is scheduled to open in mid-2012.
Richard Hanley, the town planning director, said that in early 1999, the Town Board decided that Riverhead needed to "reorient itself from a center which essentially purveys goods and services to more of a tourist attraction area," and hired a consulting firm, Abeles, Phillips, Preiss & Shapiro, to revise the town's master plan.
where N k, a ( i ) is the set of bees within the attraction area of bee k at time i.
Non-riding guests can use a second entrance to the attraction area, which is separated from those waiting for the roller coaster.
Not enough to have one Harry Potter park at Universal's Island of Adventure (The Wizarding World of Harry Potter -- Hogsmeade, opened in 2010), we are now told that the Universal Studios Park will be opening a second magical theme attraction area this summer, Diagon Alley (no date announced yet).
Statistical tests failed to reject the hypothesis that majority of Kenya's domestic tourist attraction areas do not fall within the evoked set of the destination choice model.
Green stars represent attraction areas, e.g. views of New Hope Creek and rock outcrops; access to these will likely be maintained or improved with the new trail design.
Other studies address how the mismatch between catchment and attraction areas produces unreliable coverage estimates (Borgdorff et al. 1988; Zuber et al. 2003).
The digital Paris guide is organized similarly to its printed counterpart, with categories like Top Attractions, Area by Area and History of Paris.
Theme parks divide up the whole spaces into attractions, F&B areas, shopping areas, convention areas, etc.
