Band 6+: The chart below shows what percentage of people living in Australia visited certain cultural or leisure facilities in their free time in 2010.

The bar chart illustrates the proportion of Australians who visited five different cultural and leisure facilities in their free time in 2010.

Overall, it is clear that more people attended cinemas and theme parks than any other type of facility, while zoos and libraries were less popular choices. The lowest percentage of visitors was recorded for theatres.

In detail, about 70% of people went to the cinema, making it the most visited leisure activity in 2010. Theme parks were the second most popular option, attracting just over 50% of Australians. Among them, females were slightly more likely to visit than males.

Around 40% of the population chose to go to libraries, while zoos were visited by about 30%. Theatres, on the other hand, were the least favored destination, attracting only around 20% of Australians. Interestingly, theatre attendance showed a gender difference as well, with women participating more than men.

To sum up, the data demonstrates that modern and easily accessible entertainment options, such as cinemas and theme parks, dominated Australian leisure activities in 2010, whereas traditional cultural venues like theatres attracted the fewest visitors.