Based on the experiential values theories of Mathwick, Malhotra, and Rigdon (2001), and post-purchase theories of more willingness to pay, loyalty and complaints advocated by Parasuraman, Zeithmal, and Berry (1996), and Loudon and Albert (1984), the purpose of this study was to discuss consumers' experiential values and post-purchase behavior in indoor swimming pools of Taichung area. Analysis methods, such as factor analysis, t-test, MANOVA, and correlation analysis were operated to analyze collected data through questionnaire. The results indicated that the majority of consumers was male, single, at the age of 21 to 30, had college education, and earned $20,001-$40,000 per month. Factors of experiential values were “playfulness”, “service excellence”, “consumer return on investment”, and “aesthetics”; factors of post-purchase behavior were “recommendation”, “loyalty”, and “complaint”. Gender and marital status had significant differences in factors of experiential values and post-purchase behavior. Education background, monthly income and category of swimming pools had significant interactions with factors of experiential values and post-purchase behavior in MANOVA analysis. The outcomes in correlation analysis were shown each factor of experiential values and post-purchase behavior had positive relationship with the other, of which “consumer return on investment” had the closest relationship with “playfulness” in factors of experiential values; “recommendation” had the closest relationship with “loyalty” in factors of post-purchase behavior. “Playfulness” had the closest relationship with “recommendation” in the interaction of both factors of experiential values and post-purchase behavior. It is suggested that the management of indoor swimming pools build up service-oriented concept for its staff, train each staff with abilities to solve problems in time, maintain equipment and facilities in good condition in order to enforce consumers' experiential values, have well-known reputation and win consumers' loyalty and of great importance, draw consumers back to swim in the indoor swimming pool again.