The following graphs give data on the number of people attended entertainment events and participation prices to those activities in the year of 2009.
Overall, it is evident that most people attended cinemas, which also was the most affordable event among all entertainment venues. Theme parks provided the largest discount for the group of four.
To begin, over a million of individuals attended cinemas, which was nearly four times larger than that of theme parks. Sports made up the lowest number of participations, which was around 180 thousands, being twice as low as number of attendants of theme parks. As regards theme parks, its figure accounted for around a quarter of million, and ranks second among all entertainment venues.
Turning to the admission prices, theme parks provided individuals with the biggest discount, 70$ for a person and 210$ for a group of four, meaning attendants paid for the cost of three people instead of four. Footbal games, like AFL, NRL and NRU, in contrast, were the most unaffordable and expensive for people, pricing from 71$ to 75$ for one ticket, and between 280$ and 298$ for a family. With regard to cinemas, the admission prices were the most cheap and affordable compared to other events, comprising 15$ and 55$ for one participant and for a family of four.