The bar chart and table provide data on attendance figures at various entertainment venues and the corresponding admission prices for these venues in 2009.
Overall, cinemas attracted the highest number of visitors, significantly surpassing theme parks and sports venues. The relatively low cost of cinema tickets may have contributed to this high attendance.
In detail, cinemas recorded over 1 million admissions in 2009, making them the most popular entertainment option. Theme parks followed with just under 400,000 visitors, while sports events attracted the least attendance, with nearly 200,000 people.
Regarding ticket prices, cinema tickets were the most affordable at $15 per individual and $55 for a family of four. Theme parks charged $70 per person and $210 for a family ticket, effectively offering one ticket free for families. Sports tickets varied, with cricket being the cheapest at $24 per ticket and $80 for a family, and AFL football being the most expensive at $75 per ticket and $298 for a family. Other sports, such as NRL and NRU football, had prices of $73 and $71 per ticket, respectively.
In summary, cinemas were the most attended venues in 2009, likely due to their lower admission prices compared to theme parks and sports events, which had significantly higher costs per ticket.