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This study is aimed to understand the leading experience features of character experiencing visitors in the theme parks. To investigate the intrinsic and extrinsic behavioral motives, differences between the expanded planned behavioral factors and recognition on the behavioral intention by the social media usages and intrinsic factors to affect the behavioral intention were confirmed, applying the theory of cultural development and the theory of expanded planned behavior. First, upon the t-test results on the expanded planned behavioral factors among the groups that used the social media classified by using hours and video watching hours of social media, significant differences of responses were found only the upper and lower groups of watching hours. Second, upon the regression analysis by models on the behavioral intention of expanded planned behavioral factors, all the variables except the attitude to the behaviors showed the significant impact in the expanded model using all the variables, and the influential power showed in the order of attachment and prior knowledge; and perceived behavioral control and subjective norms. The study results are anticipated to be used as the fundamental data to suggest the new development direction of the event spots and tourist attractions that faced the limitations on the motivation of revisits as well as contents.