UK: gender distribution of independent climbers 2019

This statistic shows the result of a survey conducted to assess the state of indoor climbing within the United Kingdom (UK) in 2019, presenting the average revenue of a small, medium and large climbing facility in 2017 and 2019.
The average revenue for a large climbing facility in 2019 was almost 1 million British pounds, which was significantly higher than the corresponding average revenue in 2017. In contrast to this increase, the average revenue for a small climbing facility has decreased significantly since 2017. These varying revenue trends suggest that the larger climbing facilities are successfully outcompeting their smaller counterparts, possibly due to the greater range of services that they are able to provide and their capacity to accomodate the increasing number of individuals participating in climbing.

Average turnover per wall of climbing facilities in the United Kingdom (UK) in 2017 and 2019, by size*

Average revenue per facility (GBP)	Large	Medium	Small
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Release date

June 2019

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2017-2019

Number of respondents

32 respondents

Special properties

Dedicated climbing walls and leisure centres/university sports centres having a wall of significant size that is open to the public

Supplementary notes

*Large = 250+ problems and/or 75+ lines; Small = <100 problems and/or <25 lines; Medium = in between

Stratified random sampling method Representative sample in terms of size, type and geography.
Sample of 25 in 2017 annd 32 in 2019.

The source adds the following information:
Note 1: The 2017 t/o question did not specify ‘gross’ t/o so some figures may have been reported as ‘net of VAT’
Note 2: In 2019, two large and three medium walls reported partial t/o because they opened less than 12 months ago

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