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Band 4+: You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. Write at least 150 words. The charts below give information about attendance at entertainment venues and admission prices to those venues in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows attendance at entertainment venues in 2009 with sports at 120,000 admissions, theme parks at 380,000 admissions, and cinemas at 1,100,000 admissions. The 2009 admission prices in the table are as follows: Football Game - AFL: 1 ticket $75, family ticket $298; Football Game - NRL: 1 ticket $73, family ticket $290; Football Game - NRU: 1 ticket $71, family ticket $280; Theme Parks: 1 ticket $70, family ticket $210; Basketball Game: 1 ticket $34, family ticket $135; Cricket Game: 1 ticket $24, family ticket $80; Cinema: 1 ticket $15, family ticket $55.
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The bar graph compares the number of attendees took part in variety of entertaining activities in 2019, while the table illustrates the costs of those events separating into two options in the same year.

Overall, while the number people spent their time in cinema hold a lion’s share, those number in others sectors was much lower. Moving to the costs, group ticket was usually cheaper than one ticket.

To specify, the attendance in sport games was the shortest among other activities, at below 200 thousands of people having their time at those games. Theme parks were not better than sport events, when there was around 300 thousands players going to this place during 2009. In contrast, over 1 million watchers came to theatres to enjoy movies, which was the highest figures in the chart.

Regarding admission prices, every sport game, including three football types, basketball, and cricket, fluctuated between 24$ and 75$ in their prices; however, with family type, it was around 135 dollars to 298 dollars. 70$ was the cost for hanging out in recreational areas for individual, while 210$ was for 4 people. The cheapest price belongs to cinemas, that was 15$ and 55$, respectively for one people and 4 members-family.

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