The line chart illustrates the average number of cinema visits per year by different age categories in the United Kingdom, spanning from 2010 to 2020.
Overall, cinema attendance for all age groups generally experienced a modest increase in the first half of the period, followed by a slight decrease towards the end. Throughout the decade, the 18-34 age group consistently recorded the highest number of visits, while those aged 55 and over attended the least.
Looking at the specific data, the 18-34 age group started at 8.2 visits in 2010, rising to a peak of 9.1 visits in 2016, before falling back to 8.3 by 2020. Similarly, the Under 18 category began with 6.5 visits, reaching its highest point of 7.5 in 2016, and then slightly decreased to 6.9 visits in 2020.
The 35-54 age group showed a similar pattern, beginning at 5.4 visits and peaking at 6.1 in 2016, eventually ending the period at 5.5 visits. The oldest group, 55 and over, had the lowest attendance, starting at 3.1 visits. This group also peaked in 2016 at 3.7 visits, before a slight drop to 3.4 visits by 2020.