The table compares the number of visitors to Ashdown Museum in the year before and after refurbishment, while the chart illustrates the survey results of visitor satisfaction across the same periods.
Overall, the museum experienced a significant increase in attendance following the refurbishment, and the level of visitor satisfaction improved markedly.
According to the table, the total number of visitors rose from 74,000 before refurbishment to 92,000 afterwards, representing an increase of about 24%. This indicates that the refurbishment was successful in attracting a larger audience.
The chart further highlights the positive impact of the renovation on visitor satisfaction. Before the refurbishment, dissatisfaction levels were high, with around 40% of respondents reporting they were dissatisfied and only a small proportion describing themselves as “very satisfied.” In contrast, after the refurbishment, the percentage of dissatisfied visitors fell sharply, while those who rated their visit as “very satisfied” increased dramatically. Specifically, the share of people who were “very satisfied” rose from about 10% before refurbishment to nearly 35% afterwards. At the same time, the proportion of those who felt “satisfied” also increased, whereas those who were neutral showed a slight decline.
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