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Tenpin Bowling - UK - December 1996

INTRODUCTION
ABBREVIATIONS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
MARKET FACTORS
Figure 1: Trends in the age profile of the UK population, 1990-2000
MARKET SIZE AND TRENDS
Figure 2: Tenpin bowling market size, 1991-96
MARKET SEGMENTATION
Figure 3: Expenditure on tenpin bowling by sector, 1992 and 1996
THE SUPPLY STRUCTURE
Figure 4: Leading tenpin bowling centre operators, September 1996
Figure 5: Tenpin bowling market shares, 1996
Figure 6: Allied Leisure profile of tenpin bowling outlets, September 1996
Figure 7: Allied Leisure MegaBowl tenpin bowling revenue by sector, 1996
Figure 8: First Leisure tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 9: Bass plc tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 10: AMF tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 11: Keith Brown Ltd tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 12: Railtimes tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 13: Wessex Group tenpin bowling outlets profile, September 1996
Figure 14: Rank Leisure tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 15: Quattroleisure tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 16: David Lloyd Leisure tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
Figure 17: FTB Leisure tenpin bowling outlet profile, September 1996
ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION
THE CONSUMER
Figure 18: Trends in participation in tenpin bowling, 1985-96
Figure 19: Agreement with statements about tenpin bowling, November/December 1992 and June 1996
Figure 20: Agreement with statements about tenpin bowling by propensity to visit, June 1996
Figure 21: Agreement with the top five statements about tenpin bowling by demographic group, June 1996
Figure 22: Agreement with the top five statements about tenpin bowling by Lifestage and Mintel's Special Groups, June 1996
Figure 23: Agreement with other statements about tenpin bowling by demographic sub-group, June 1996
Figure 24: Agreement with other statements about tenpin bowling, by Lifestage and Mintel's Special Groups, June 1996
Figure 25: Items consumers would or do spend money on in a tenpin bowling centre, by propensity to visit, June 1996
Figure 26: Most important items consumers would or do spend money on in a tenpin bowling centre by demographic group, June 1996
Figure 27: Most important items consumers would or do spend money on in a tenpin bowling centre by Lifestage and Mintel's Special Groups, June 1996
Figure 28: Other items consumers would or do spend money on in a tenpin bowling centre, by demographic group, June 1996
Figure 29: Other items consumers would or do spend money on in a tenpin bowling centre by Lifestage and Mintel's Special Groups, June 1996
THE FUTURE
FORECAST
Figure 30: Forecast of the market for tenpin bowling, 1996-2000

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