The question of this paper is simple and old: are internet groups communities? This paper argues that internet groups have many different types and goals. It is imperative that we know why and how people make groups in the Internet. This paper starts from the connection between groups in the internet and sub-culture to formulate the concept of internet theme park group. The participants may not want form a community, but instead, they want a funny land. Internet theme park groups have important contributions for sub-culture, in which the participants find information and friends. Many internet community researches focus on the interactions without paying attention to other aspects. Both communities and Internet theme park groups exist as the core constituencies of internet society.