Attractions
Shows and attractions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shows" instead a noun "Attractions".
Shows
Attractions and shows are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attractions" instead a noun "Shows".
Both words in one sentence
- The park itself was accused of being cheap and uninteresting, with more of an emphasis on shops and dining over shows and attractions.
Source: Dork Age / Real Life -
Self-Deprecation: The show, Sea Lions TONITE, pokes fun at many of the park's other shows and attractions.
Source: Ride / SeaWorld - Later arcades broadened their appeal with more affordable lowbrow attractions, such as shooting galleries, strength testers, fortune tellers, peep shows, and vending machines.
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