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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), $55 (family ticket).
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The graphs show how much audience attended entertainment locations, and the admission costs to those venues in 2009.
Overall, cinema is the most attended entertainment venue that has the most affordable prices for tickets, whilst football games have the most expensive ones. As for theme parks, they have the biggest discount of them all.
To begin, the cinema attendance accounted for more than 1000 and had the lowest price which is 15$. Whilst football games ticket prices is 75$ being the most expensive one, even though sports attendance is less than 200 person.
With regard to theme parks, the one ticket price is 70$ while the family ticket cost is 210$. Which is only threefold the one-ticket cost.
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