The chart demonstrates UK’s admission for cinema for various age groups per year.
Overall, the yearly admissions fluctuated for all age groups throughout the given time period of 13 years. For individuals between age 45 and above, and age 35 to 44, the average trend was upwards, whereas for 25 to 34 years old, admission rates significantly decreased. On the other hand, for the youth between age 15 to 24, the numbers remained fairly stable. People from age 15 to 24 remained at the top with the most annual admissions over the years. The lowest admission frequency changed from 45 years old and above in 1997 to the age group, 35 to 44 by 2009.
Cinema admission of relatively older population, 45 years or above, had the most dramatic growth. In the year 1997, the frequency of enrollment was roughly 20 million for the group, which roughly doubled by the year 2009. In contrast, the age group 35 to 44 showed a steep drop in admission during 2004, decreasing admissions from 40 million in 1997 to around 30 million in 2009.