This study adopted binary choice models and multi-nominal ordered choice model to analyze data collected from the Miniatures Museum of Taiwan. The purpose of this study was to examine museum visitor consumption behavior. The results indicated that (1) museum visitor age significantly affects the length of time that visitors stay in the gift shop, the cafeteria, and the museum as a whole. Museum visitor motivations significantly affect the amount of money that they spend on food, beverages and gifts; (2) the number of companions significantly affects museum visitor spending on food and beverages. The relationship between museum visitor and his/her companion(s) significantly influences museum visitor expenditure on gifts; (3) museum visitor schedule planning significantly affects the length of time that visitors stay in the gift shop, the cafeteria and the museum as a whole.