amusement park
An area with several mechanized amusement rides, usually accompanied by games, shows, and visitor facilities.
An amusement park is an area with several mechanized fun rides, usually accompanied by a variety of other attractions including shows, games, and eating and drinking facilities. Amusement parks usually charge an admission fee for entry.
Several mechanized rides are part of the amusement-park arrangement. Other attractions and places to eat or drink can accompany them.
An admission charge is usual without being mandatory. The collection of rides distinguishes the park from an isolated amusement ride.
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