Purpose: This study was to investigate the relationships between Importance and satisfaction after spectators used the sport facility, and to analyze the relationships between satisfaction and repurchase-intention. Methods: Questionnaires were distributed using convenience sampling to the spectators attending the main stadium of The World Games 2009 Kaohsiung. 200 useable questionnaires were collected with a response rate of 96.6%. Descriptive statistics, Cronbach's α, Importance Performance Analysis, the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient, and multiple linear regression were utilized for data analyses. Results: First, the results from the Importance Performance Analysis indicated that there were 13 items located in the quadrant A (keep up the good work), 2 items in the quadrant B (possible overkill), 11 items in the quadrant C (low priority), and 6 items in the quadrant D (concentrate here). Second, there was a significant relationship between satisfaction and repurchase-Intention. Third, satisfaction were good predictors for repurchase-intention. Conclusion: The manager of the case stadium should improves those items of quadrant D (concentrate here) positively, and the others should be maintained or managed continuously in order to raise the spectators' satisfaction and repurchase intention.