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Band 6+: 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 three different venues and entrance costs to those places in one year.

Overall, it is evident from the chart that cinemas accounted for the highest attendance, while presence in sports was the lowest. Regarding ticket prices, theme parks offered the most favorable cost for families in ratio to one person ticket.

To begin, it is notable that sports accounted for below 200 attendants. The individual access pass for football games was priced just over $70, while a family ticket cost $280, making these the highest charges for both types of passes. Regarding basketball and cricket matches, the ticket prices for per person were $34 and $24, respectively.

Turning to the theme parks event, there were just over 300 participants and the special access for a family was $210, which was cheaper for $70 in comparison to one person ticket. As for cinema, it had just over 1000 people, but the individual access was $15, while family tickets cost fourfold as much.

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