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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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A glance at mixed charts provides data on the number of participants to three different entertainment venues in 2009, And the corresponding prices for those venues.

Overall, cinemas attracted the highest number of visitors, whereas sport events had the lowed attendance. Meanwhile admission prices were highest for Football games across all leagues, while the cinemas remained the most affordable option.

Looking at the bar chart, over one million attended the cinemas in 2009. Making it by far the most famous type of entertainment. Theme parks followed by around 400 thousand visitors, while sport venues were least attended, drawing in fewer than 200 thousand spectators.

Turning to the table, the highest individual ticket price was recorded for AFL football game at $75, closely followed NRL and NRU football matches at $73 and $71, respectively. Family tickets for football games were similarly expensive, ranging $280 to $298. In contrast cinemas offered the lowest price with, a single ticket costing just $15 and a family pass ticket priced at $55. Theme parks were moderately priced at $70 per person, while cricket and basketball games were more affordable, at $24 and $34 respectively.

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