The circular graph shown below shows the percentages of visitors who visited the cinema at all ages in the year before.
Overall, the majority of visitors are in their middle ages, which accounts for the most. In contrast, children and pre-teenagers did not come to the cinema often, regarded as a minority on a full-scale graph.
First to say, adults between 35 and 54 have larger entertainment practices in which they were absent at the cinema most of the time, their proportion accounted for half in the whole, in superior to other statistics. Following the figure for the upper teenagers, their time of visit to the cinema was more or less than that majority.
Additionally, seniors’ and teenagers’ statistics were equal to each other, both reached 16% of visits. People who are between 25 to 34 did not reward them much time in the cinema, therefore their percentage only indicated for only 12%; while the smallest proportion was recorded for small children and students, whose time only spent no more than 5% at that recreation venue.
