The detailed statistics demostrate the proportion of visitors on various traditions and festivals across the UK in the last 10 years.
Overall, cinemas and theatres maintained a consistant viewership for a decade with the experiences only being the two to see a steady growth. On the other hand, ballet suffered the most drastic decline in its fifth year compared to its counterparts.
Cinemas attracted the most popularity, rising sharply between its first year and fifth year(from 33% to 47%), drawing in almost half of the total audiences attending. Theatres had a steady percentages of attending crowd, rising by 4% for its fifth year, yet only had a 2% increment for its tenth. The number of people going to art exhabitions though incrased slightly in the fifth year while dipping sharply later on.
A steady decline could be seen for the remaining events; ballet having the worst downfall of them all by a fall of 5%. Opera, at first, seemed to be growing in terms of numbers but decreased later on.
