Table of Contents
Introduction and Abbreviations
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- Definitions
- Consumer research
- Abbreviations
Premier Insight
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- Adding a competitive spark to health and fitness
- Luxury cinema for high spenders
- Expanding pub offers
- Making the arts more ‘street’
Summary of Key Report Findings
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- The leisure industry is experiencing continued growth
- Individual leisure sectors
- Cinema
- Pubs and bars
- Nightclubs
- Health and fitness
- Concerts and the arts
- Bingo
- Tenpin bowling
- Days out
Market Factors
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- Population structure: age
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- Figure 1: UK population structure, by age group, 2000-10
- Population structure: socio-economic groups
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- Figure 2: Forecast of adult population trends, by socio-economic group, 2000-10
- Strong consumer confidence levels and rising PDI
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- Figure 3: GDP and PDI at 2000 prices and interest base rate, 2000-10
- Changes in licensing laws
- Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England (AHRSE)
- Pubs and bars and the smoking ban
- Change in planning policy
- The Gambling Act
Leisure Industry Overview
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- General leisure trends
- Expenditure on out-of-home entertainment
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- Figure 4: Expenditure on main areas of out-of-home entertainment, 1994-2004
- Hobbies and sport
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- Figure 5: Frequency of participating in hobbies and sport, on an average weekday, 2001-04
- Media – television viewing and radio usage
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- Figure 6: Frequency of watching commercial TV, on an average weekday, 2001-04
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- Figure 7: Frequency of listening to the radio, in the last 7 days, 2001-04
Industry Sectors
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- Cinema
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 8: UK cinema suppliers, by number of sites and screens, April 2005
- Frequency of cinema visits
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- Figure 9: Frequency of visiting the cinema, 2001-04
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- Figure 10: Frequency of visiting the cinema, in the last month, 2001-04
- Demographic profile of the cinema visitor
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- Figure 11: Demographic profile of adults who visited the cinema during the previous month, 2004
- Pubs and bars
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 12: Leading pub operators, by venue numbers, 2005
- Frequency of pub visiting
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- Figure 13: Frequency of visiting pubs/bars for a drink or a meal, 2002-04
- Demographic profile of adults who visit pubs or bars for drinks
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- Figure 14: Demographic profile of adults who ever visit pubs/bars for a drink, 2004
- Demographic profile of adults who visit pubs or bars for meals
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- Figure 15: Demographic profile of adults who ever visit pubs/bars for a meal, 2004
- Nightclubs
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 16: Leading multiple nightclub operators, November 2004
- Frequency of nightclub visits
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- Figure 17: Frequency of visiting nightclubs, 2001-04
- Demographic profile of adults who visit nightclubs
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- Figure 18: Demographic profile of adults who ever visit nightclubs, 2004
- Health and fitness
- Supply/industry structure
- Leading health and fitness clubs
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- Figure 19: Leading operators of dedicated and hotel-based UK health and fitness clubs ranked by number of clubs operated, April 2005
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- Figure 20: Membership of sports clubs, 2001-04
- Demographic profile of adults who are members of sports clubs
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- Figure 21: Demographic profile of adults who belong to a sports club, 2004
- Trends in participation and interest in sports
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- Figure 22: Participation and interest in sports, 2002-04
- Demographic profile of adults who take part in any sports, are interested in sports or pay to watch sports
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- Figure 23: Demographic profile of all adults and adults who take part in any sport, are interested in any sport, and adults who have paid to watch sport in the past twelve months, 2004
- Adults who take part in sport
- Adults who are interested in sports
- Adults who pay to watch sport
- Concerts and the arts
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 24: Leading Theatre Operators in the UK, 2005
- Trends in attendance at concerts, dance performances and theatre
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- Figure 25: Attendance at concerts, dance performances and the arts, 2001-04
- Theatre, play, opera, ballet and contemporary dance visitors by demographic profile
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- Figure 26: Demographic profile of adults who ever visit the theatre, 2004
- Adults who visit the theatre/plays
- Adults who visit the opera
- Adults who visit ballet performances
- Adults who visit contemporary dance performances
- Classical concert/recital, jazz and pop/rock concert visitors by demographic profile
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- Figure 27: Demographic profile of adults who have ever visited a classical music concert/recital, a jazz concert or a pop/rock concert, 2004
- Classical concerts
- Jazz concerts or performances
- Pop/rock concerts
- Gallery or exhibition visitors by demographic profile
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- Figure 28: Demographic profile of all adults and adults who have ever visited a gallery or exhibition, 2004
- Bingo
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 29: Trends in the number of licenced bingo clubs operating in the UK, 1998-2004
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- Figure 30: Trends in the amount staked* on bingo, 1998-2004
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- Figure 31: Leading multiple operators of licenced bingo clubs in the UK, 2005
- Figure 32: Frequency of participating in bingo, 2001-04
- Bingo players by demographic profile
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- Figure 33: Demographic profile of adults who ever play bingo, 2004
- Tenpin bowling
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 34: Leading tenpin bowling operators ranked, by number of sites and lanes, April 2005
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- Figure 35: Frequency of participating in tenpin bowling, 2001-04
- Tenpin bowlers by demographic profile
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- Figure 36: Demographic profile of adults who have ever played tenpin bowling, 2004
- Days out
- Supply/industry structure
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- Figure 37: Visits to top UK visitor attractions in membership with ALVA, 2004
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- Figure 38: Outings in the last 12 months, 2001-04
Consumer Behaviour and Targeting Opportunities
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- Attitudes towards leisure by sector
- Cinema visitors and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 39: Lifestyle statements by cinema goers, 2004
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- Figure 40: More lifestyle statements by cinema goers, 2004
- Pubs and bar visitors and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 41: Lifestyle statements by pub/bar visitors, 2004
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- Figure 42: Additional lifestyle statements by pub/bar visitors, 2004
- Nightclub visitors and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 43: Lifestyle statements by nightclub visitors, 2004
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- Figure 44: Additional lifestyle statements by nightclub visitors, 2004
- Sports club membership, interest in sports and watching sports and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 45: Lifestyle statements by sports club membership, 2004
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- Figure 46: Additional lifestyle statements by sports club membership, 2004
- Adults who belong to a sports club
- Adults who participate in sports, are interested in sports or pay to watch sports
- Concerts and the arts and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 47: Lifestyle statements by attendance at performances, 2004
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- Figure 48: Additional lifestyle statements by attendance at performances, 2004
- Bingo players and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 49: Lifestyle statements by participation in bingo, 2004
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- Figure 50: Further lifestyle statements by participation in bingo, 2004
- Tenpin bowlers and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 51: Lifestyle statements by participation in tenpin bowling, 2004
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- Figure 52: Further lifestyle statements by participation in tenpin bowling, 2004
- People on days out and attitudes towards leisure
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- Figure 53: Lifestyle statements by outings in the last 12 months, 2004
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- Figure 54: Additional lifestyle statements by outings in the last 12 months, 2004
- Consumer target groups
- Party People (27.5% of the sample or 13.4 million adults)
- Slobs (23.1% of the sample or 11.3 million adults)
- Adventure Seekers (24.5% of the sample or 12.0 million adults)
- Stay-at-homes (24.9% of the sample or 12.2 million adults)
- Consumer target groups by demographic profile
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- Figure 55: Leisure target groups, by demographic profile, 2004
- Party People
- Slobs
- Adventure Seekers
- Stay-at-homes
- Target groups’ cinema visiting
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- Figure 56: Leisure target groups by frequency of visiting the cinema, in the last month, 2004
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- Figure 57: Leisure target groups by frequency of visiting the cinema, 2004
- Target groups’ pubs and bars visiting
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- Figure 58: Leisure target groups by frequency of visiting pubs/bars for a drink or a meal, 2004
- Target groups’ nightclub visiting
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- Figure 59: Leisure target groups by frequency of visiting nightclubs, 2004
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- Figure 60: Leisure target groups by frequency of visiting other licenced clubs, 2004
- Sports club membership, participation or interest in sports and paying to watch sports
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- Figure 61: Leisure target groups by membership of sports clubs, 2004
- Participation and interest in sports
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- Figure 62: Leisure target groups by participation and interest in sports, 2004
- Concerts and the arts
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- Figure 63: Leisure target groups by attendance at concerts and the arts, 2004
- Bingo
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- Figure 64: Leisure target groups by frequency of participating in bingo, 2004
- Tenpin bowling
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- Figure 65: Leisure target groups by frequency of participating in tenpin bowling, 2004
- Days out
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- Figure 66: Leisure target groups by outings in the last 12 months, 2004
The Future
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- Cinemas
- Pubs/bars
- Nightclubs
- Health and fitness
- Concerts and the arts
- Bingo
- Tenpin bowling
- Days out
Forecast
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- Assumption for Scenario 1
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- Figure 67: Forecast of leisure venue visitors, Scenario 1, 2004-10
- Assumption for Scenario 2
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- Figure 68: Forecast of leisure venue visitors, Scenario 2, 2004-10
- Assumption for Scenario 3
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- Figure 69: Forecast of leisure venue visitors, Scenario 3, 2004-10
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