The table and bar graph reveal data about the number of people attending leisure activities and cost of tickets for those in 2009.
Overall, the largest index of attendance at entertainment venues can be seen in cinemas, and the most marked discount for 4 people was in theme parks. Whilst price for a ticket for soccer game was the most expensive for both single and family entry, the cinema was the cheapest one.
Regarding bat chart, it can be seen that sports attendance rate was far less than others, reaching 150 thousands of people in 2009. In contrast, cinemas’ figure made up a bulk of just over a million of visitors. As for theme parks, its entry accounted for approximately 350 thousands of citizens.
Turning to the table, it is modest that price of ticket for all 3 football games made up a bulk, accounting for $75, $73 and $71 for one person, respectively. Whilst theme parks’ ticket cost for attending venues had the largest discount of $70 for 4 people, basketball game’ overall reduction of price accounted for a tiny change of $1. With regard to cricket game, its attendance cost comprised $24, whereas cinema’s price of ticket accounted for $15, reaching the least index amongst all the categories.
