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Band 6+: The charts below give information about attendance at entertainment venues and admission prices to those venues in 2009.

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The image consists of two sections; the upper section is a horizontal bar graph labeled "Attendance at entertainment venues, 2009," with bars representing Sports at 1100 thousand, Theme Parks at 500 thousand, and Cinemas at 1000 thousand No. of admissions. The lower section is a table with two columns, "Event" and "2009 Admission Price," subdivided into "1 Ticket" and "Family Ticket (4 people)." The listed events and corresponding prices are: Football Game - AFL at $75 and $298, Football Game - NRL at $73 and $290, Football Game - NRU at $71 and $280, Theme Parks at $70 and $210, Basketball Game at $34 and $135, Cricket Game at $24 and $80, and Cinema at $15 and $55.
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The combination of a bar chart and a table delineates the entertainment venues’ attendance and their costs for admission in the year 2009. Overall, cinema reported to have the highest turns of visit as it had the lowest price among different types of entertainment.

Specifically, in 2009, sports exhibited the least attendance turn among 3 types of events, with only under 200 thousand visitors. Theme parks seemed to be more preferable with over 300 thousand of theme park attendance. And most significantly, there were over 1 million turns of visit in the cinema.

Furthermore, in terms of admission price, football games cost the most compared to other events. People must pay from $71-$75 per individual or $280-$298 for family tickets, which approximately trebled the cost of a cricket game ($24 for 1 ticket and $80 for group of four). Theme park’s ticket price came at the second place with $70/person and 25% discount when having family ticket ($210 for four members), following by the price of a basketball match, a cricket game and finally a movie slot. People only had to pay $15 and $55 in a cinema visit for 1 person and 4 people respectively.

In essence, buying tickets for groups were considerably more economical compared to personal ticket. These figures above suggest that going to a movie theater will continue to be the most favored method for relaxation with reasonable price for almost age groups in the future.

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