Which form of entertainment was largely limited to people with heigh incomes?

Historically, Opera was a form of entertainment largely limited to people with high incomes due to the expensive ticket prices, formal attire requirements, and the elite social status associated with attending performances. Similarly, exclusive theater productions and lavish balls also catered primarily to the wealthy, as they involved significant costs for both participation and attendance. These activities often represented a symbol of prestige and cultural capital, accessible mainly to the affluent classes.