'thrilling view' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is particularly exciting to look at. For example, "The view from the top of the mountain was a thrilling one, with the peak jutting out against the sky."
But the elder Mr. Pritzker bought the space, imagining glass elevators that would give customers a thrilling view.
Ten minutes' walk from the beach are incredible ancient Lycian ruins, and visitors can get a thrilling view over Patara from the top of the partly restored amphitheatre.
Whether it's sunny or stormy, you can see incredible things and there's the thrilling view at the edge of the city looking into the Pacific Ocean.
In lustrous shades of black, white and gray, it shows immigrants on the deck of a ship, the kind that gave so many their first thrilling view of New York Harbor.
As we flew to the city of Biratnager, from which a bus was to drive us six hours north to our starting point, I could not take my eyes off the thrilling view from the airplane window.
It was, in other words, an entirely unfamiliar and thrilling view.
And when pretty much any game is up for grabs, it makes for thrilling viewing.
The atrium is enhanced by huge, diagonal structural supports for the tower, which slice down into it, and skylights offer thrilling views of the tower rising directly above.
Founded in 1977 and still run by the grandmotherly violinist Olga Bloom, Bargemusic presents concerts in a wonderfully intimate wood-paneled room with excellent acoustics and thrilling views of lower Manhattan.
Setting aside the odd pratfall, such as Rick Perry's infamous "oops" moment, they hardly make for thrilling viewing — and the level of debate is, let us say, not one that Lincoln would have immediately recognized.
Other than the occasional wild card (memorably, German techno producer Anklepants performed in clown pantaloons and a rotating prosthetic cock nose), watching most DJs command the decks isn't thrilling viewing.
