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The phrase "concession stands" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it when talking about a type of food or merchandise stand that is set up at a sports game, fair, or other event to sell items to attendees. Example: "I was craving some nachos, so I headed over to the concession stands at the baseball game."
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Other concession stands were damaged.
There will be concession stands.
Concession stands are closed, so some fans bring coolers.
The concession stands might as well serve clam chowder.
Concession stands will have organic popcorn and pigs in blankets.
The BlueClaws' concession stands offer Mexican, Italian and kosher food.
The concession stands are touting vermouth instead of lite beer.
Bring your own food; there are no concession stands.
And what concession stands in these octopus palaces.
Skates and bikes can be rented at concession stands.
The lines at the concession stands were endless.
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