Amusement definition
Amusement means the same as entertainment.
Amusement means any circus or carnival presented in the open, including a place where one or more mechanical amusement rides or devices capable of accommodating five or more persons are presented for amusement or entertainment purposes, and any circus, carnival or other portable show or exhibition presented under any single tent, air-supported plastic or fabric or other portable shelter, and involving the assembly of 100 or more persons.
Amusement means a contest, dance, entertainment, exhibition, game, performance, program, show, riding device or amusement ride; (« divertissement »)
Examples of Amusement in a sentence
The Inflatable Amusement Device is supplied and maintained subject to this warranty.
Inflatable and Amusement Devices such as moonwalks, bounces and other inflatables, typically used for play or sliding, trampolines or other jumping devices, or amusement devices like mechanical bulls, are not allowed at the Facility.
Hawthorne Amusement Corporation Hinsdale Amusement Corporation Illinois Cinemas, Inc.
The Landlord owns the freehold of the Premises at Dreamland Heritage Amusement Centre Marine Terrace Margate Kent and has agreed to grant the Tenant a lease of part of the Premises on the terms contained in this agreement.
The Inflatable Amusement Device will remain at the property of the Lessee and may be removed by Lessor at any time after the termination of this Rental Contract.
More Definitions of Amusement
Amusement means an entertainment that is applied to activities, where no prize or where equal prizes are given by the operator/agent to each participant, whether or not the object is accomplished. An example may include, but is not limited to, electronic amusement games, or any pleasurable activity where a player places a stake, in the anticipation of little or no reward.
Amusement. – means of or pertaining to entertainment, amusement or pastime designed to provide a pleasant diversion or distraction, and shall include, but will not be limited to:
Amusement means any theater, motion picture house, cinema, athletic contest, exhibition, pageant, show, production, demonstration, play, performance, concert, musicale, recital, reading, circus, carnival, act, exhibit, lecture, address, nightclub, cabaret, dance, dance hall, restaurant which provides either floor show, singing, dancing, or dancing facilities for patrons, and ride or excursion where passengers are taken on and discharged within the county boundaries, and shooting galleries, as well as all mechanical or electrical devices operated for pleasure or skill where a fee is charged for admission or entrance or for the purpose of playing them, or where there is any charge whatever for them or in connection with them either directly or indirectly, where such games or devices are located in any amusement park or amusement center; provided, however, that actual play on coin operated machines of skill or chance is exempt from the provisions of this tax;
Amusement means a contest, dance, entertainment, exhibition, game performance, program, or show and includes a film or motion picture;
Amusement means any thing usually conducted for amusement at a fair, a carnival or a show, whether conducted at a fair, a carnival or a show or elsewhere.
Amusement means a traveling, commercial, entertainment business including but not limited to side shows, rides, games, trained animal shows, clowns, watercraft rentals and like activities.
Amusement means all manner and form of entertainment within the City including among others, the following: theatrical performance, operatic performance, carnival, circus, show, concert, lecture, swimming pool, vaudeville show, side show, amusement park and all forms of entertainment therein, dancing and any other form of diversion, pastime or recreation for which admission is charged or paid. "Amusement" does not include any form of entertainment, the proceeds of which, after payment of reasonable expenses, inure exclusively to the benefit of religious, educational, governmental or charitable institutions that qualify as a purely public charity under the Pennsylvania Constitution, societies or veterans organizations or police or firemens pension organizations, or any form of entertainment conducted by a nonprofit organization or association exclusively for its members and their bona fide guests.