The Charts Below Give Information About Attendance At Entertainment Venues And Admission Prices To Those Venues In 2009.

The bar chart illustrates how many people attended at entertainment centers and the table shows the cost of entering those facilities in 2009.

Overall, cinemas had the highest number of entrance slots taken by the public while charged for the lowest price of fee. In addition, Football Game - AFL required the highest cost for entertainment.

The number of attendants went to entertainment spots was approximately 1050 thousands, which was three times as much the number of people joined the theme parks (around 350 thousands). Accounted for the lowest figure was sports centers, which was about 150 thousands people.

Football Game - AFL, Football Game - NRL, and Football Game - NRU dominated the prices for entrance fees, which was roughly 71 dollars worth for a single ticket and 280 dollars for a family ticket. 70 dollars for a ticket and 210 dollars for a 4-member family was expected to be paid to the Theme Parks. Significant differences in prices for entertainment was seen followed the price of Basketball Game’s, Bricket Game’s and Cinema’s fees of entry, with respective figures being 34, 24 and 15 dollars per person and 135, 80, 55 dollars per a family, compared to the prices of the four-most-expensive entertainment establishments above.