The chart presents the results of the survey of individuals that visited four categories of tourist attraction in Britain in the 1999. Majority of the public was inclined to stop by theme parks and museum and galleries. While the minority prefered visiting wildlife parks and zoos and historic houses and monuments. Thus, it can be implied that historic houses and monuments and wildlife parks and zoos were less interesting to visit for the members of the public than Theme parks and museum and galleries.
With the leading percentage of the visitor, Theme parks were visited by the 38% of the visitors of the four types of attractions. Second most visited tourist attraction is Museum and Galleries with – little less than in the Theme parks – 37%. With the 2 times less amount of visitors, Historic Houses and Monuments stand on the third place with 16%. Finally, with 9% of the visitors Wildlife Parks and Zoos were closing the chart being the least visited attraction in 1999 in Britain.
Out of the 38% of the tourists in Theme Parks with the highest portion, 47% of individuals have visited Blackpool pleasure beach. With big difference, Alton towers take 17% of the visitors. While, 1% lower stands Pleasureland, Southport with 16%. Finally, being equal to each other Chessington world of Adventures and Legoland, Windsor stand on with the lowest portion in theme parks with 10% each.