Sentence examples for park entertainment from inspiring English sources
The Hippodrome was the creation of Frederic Thompson and Elmer Dundy, who had attained fantastic success with their Luna Park entertainment center in Coney Island.
MOONLIGHT MILE Written and directed by Brad Silberling; director of photography, Phedon Papamichael; edited by Lisa Zeno Churgin; music by Mark Isham; production designer, Missy Stewart; produced by Mark Johnson and Mr. Silberling; released by Touchstone Pictures/Hyde Park Entertainment.
Miscellany Amusement Park Entertainment, Los Angeles, was formed as a joint venture by the Interpublic Group of Companies, New York, and Jimmy Smith, who had been group creative director on the Gatorade account at the Playa del Rey, Calif., office of TBWA/Chiat/Day, part of the TBWA Worldwide division of the Omnicom Group.
The Iowa Great Lakes area offers a beautiful blue lake along with an amusement park / water park entertainment and ?Family Fun Center?. Sioux City offers seasonal semi-pro sports with the Sioux City Musketeers (hockey), Sioux City Explorers (baseball) and the Sioux City Bandits (arena football).
The sparklers, explosions and mandatory flying dancers conformed to the corniness of theme park entertainment".
Family and guests also were treated to rental equipment and ski school lessons and the youngest children were offered snow tubing and adventure park entertainment.
The trainer, who wished to remain anonymous, described a horrible cycle of drug dependence and social-network oversharing, which she fears is becoming "business as usual" in the high-pressure world of marine-park entertainment.
His retrospective at the New Museum of Contemporary Art includes raunchy sculptural tableaus of mechanized mannequins, which offer a dark spin on American fairy tales and theme-park entertainment.
Mixing residential development, storefront shops, parks, entertainment venues, a cruise-ship terminal, a school, a university and offices, HafenCity (HarborCity) will cost roughly €10 billion, about $13.6 billion at the current exchange rate, when completed in 2025.
The central issue up for discussion is the trust's contention that the Trust Act of 1998 must be altered by state lawmakers to allow uses beyond the current parking, entertainment and retail.
The recommendations that she embraced would create state incentives for localities to consolidate and regionalize some services; allow the state to pay the cost of local prosecutors, and authorize some urban areas to levy new or additional taxes on parking, entertainment and hotel rooms.
