"dazzling experience" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an effective way to describe something that is particularly impressive or wonderful. For example, "My dinner at the award-winning restaurant was a dazzling experience."
It was a dazzling experience.
Laymen who find the bay an endlessly dazzling experience of nature wonder how well earlier efforts have been working in such a complex habitat.
Walking around the National Gallery collection with him was a dazzling experience as he revealed layer upon layer of erudition about both its masterpieces and its lesser works.
Listening to it can be a dazzling experience, though it is essentially a static one; the music lacks the narrative thrust that musical drama usually requires.
Chris Jones of the Chicago Tribune also celebrated Mirren's ability to conjure various ages of the Queen, often out of chronology: "Watching Mirren seem to peel off years and cares is nothing short of a dazzling experience".
For one, the skylighted central atrium, 740 feet long and eight stories high, bounded on two sides by interior facades from which loading balconies project to sculptural effect, provides such a dazzling experience of space in itself that it tends to overwhelm the art.
But this is a dazzling theatrical experience that lets nobody off the hook, opening our eyes to what should be blindingly obvious: we all have a choice.
Even in absurd and evil times, he'd given us a dazzling firsthand experience of what he was now struggling to explain: the sense of joy in being alive.
The exhibition "Modern German Masterpieces," now at the San Diego Museum of Art in Balboa Park, is a dazzling visual experience of a very high order.
Included (at a bargain price of $14.95 each): "Picasso: War, Peace, Love," "Goya," "The Greek Temple" and "The Cubist Epoch". Particularly outstanding is "Germany--Dada," which is not only about Dada but is itself a dazzling Dadaist experience, made with the cooperation of Hans Richter and Richard Hauelsenbeck.
The museum's director, Dawn Casey, admits that finding the balance between dazzling multimedia experiences and traditional museum exhibitions was a challenge.
