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Band 5+: The chart below give information about attendance at entertainment venues and admission prices to those venues in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart and a table. The bar chart shows attendance at entertainment venues in 2009 with sports at approximately 1,100,000, theme parks around 350,000, and cinemas slightly above 1,000,000 admissions. The table lists 2009 admission prices for various events: AFL football game, $75 (1 ticket), $298 (family ticket); NRL football game, $79 (1 ticket), $310 (family ticket); theme park, $52 (1 ticket), $208 (family ticket); basketball game, $34 (1 ticket), $122 (family ticket); cinema, $15 (1 ticket), $55 (family ticket).
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The graphs provide data about how many individuals visited entertainment places and entry ticket costs to them in one year.

Overall, cinemas had the cheapest ticket price among all events, showing the largest share in people’s attendance. It is also clear that admission price for theme parks provided more discount than others.

To begin, the value of people who attended sport venues comprised nearly one fifth of million, being the most unpopular event among others, whereas figure for cinemas stood at almost 1 million, making up the main item of preferences. With regard to theme parks, its value constituted under 400 000.

Turning to entry price, 1 ticket for AFL football match is five times high as cinema( 75$ and 15$ respectively). As for NRL game, it accounted for 290$ for family ticket, ranking second after AFL, whilst cost of the same type of pass for NRU is 10$ smaller. As regards the theme parks, it provided the greatest discount among all entertainment venues, by 70$. Meanwhile, entry price for 4 people for basketball game is considerably higher that cricket game( 135$ and 80$ respectively).

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