The phrase "attraction time" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to events or activities that involve attraction, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "During attraction time at the fair, families can enjoy various rides and games together."
Alternatives: "engagement period" or "appeal duration".
"We built up and maintained the attraction over time.
The Busch Gardens Africa theme park in Tampa, Fla., has a new attraction in time for summer, Jungala.
After playing the springtime event in Rome for years with little acclaim, she was the star attraction this time, where she reached the quarterfinals, before losing to Stosur.
The attraction this time was not another twist in the long-running corporate scandal at Europe's biggest engineering group, but the eagerly awaited decision on the sale of Siemens VDO, its successful automotive division.
The former mayor's political career has sloped precipitously downward since his ill-fated 2008 campaign; while he remains an occasional fund-raising attraction, his time as a national Republican leader is past.
Some people say that romantic attraction needs time to develop.
And of course, Michael Douglas and Glenn Close, who I repeat, do not live together, notwithstanding the fact that Glenn Close's character in Fatal Attraction spent time cooking in the kitchen of Michael Douglas's character's Bedford home.
New York City's most iconic museums have a tendency to draw you to the same (great) attractions every time — Picassos and Egyptian temples and dinosaurs, just to name a few.
He recalled his own experiences running a theme park, opening new attractions from time to time to keep the public coming back.
A second test presented a single automatically generated itinerary alongside a professional one and asked a series of questions about the appropriateness of the suggested attractions, the time to be spent at each, and transit times between them.
