"thrilling fun" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is exciting and enjoyable. For example, "We had a great time at the amusement park; the roller coaster ride was a thrilling fun experience."
Or, as Mr. Spielberg, an executive producer of "Smash," put it, "There's thrilling, fun mystery in how Broadway creates such wonderful illusions and imagery in the limited space of a stage.
When you're pregnant for the first time, the planning and preparation for your baby can be one of the most thrilling, fun experiences ever.
Sure to provide hours of entertainment to couples, singles, and friends alike, this board game promises an evening full of thrills, fun, and adventure.
If you're looking for a fun, thrilling sport, try agility.
It was, he said, thrilling and fun.
Backpacking Venezuela was exhausting, thrilling, taxing, fun.
Its public, competitive nature makes it thrilling and fun and powerfully hopeful.
But exploring and inventing, experimenting and sharing is sometimes thrilling, often fun or exciting, occasionally provocative or even life changing.
It's thrilling and fun and grounded by terrific performances.
It was thrilling and fun to read all 30 "big ideas" by friends and colleagues, distinguished education thinkers and change makers, such as Geoffrey Canada, Anant Agarwal, Arthur Levine, Chris Dede, Lamar Alexander, Wendy Kopp, John Merrow, Karen Brennan, Cookie Monster (and yours truly).
But not if it is the subject of a translation duel, a daunting public jousting-with-words that adds a whole new layer of opportunities for disaster and humiliation – but, also, for some thrills and fun.
