This current study was to develop a comprehensive model investigating antecedents and outcome of customer satisfaction in the spectator sporting event context. A total of 355 valid questionnaires were collected using proportionate sampling in 2010 XVII IBAF Intercontinental Cup events. Descriptive statistics, confirmatory factor analysis, and structural equation modeling along with SPSS 15.0 and LISREL 8.51 were utilized for data analysis with the level of significance .05. Empirical analysis demonstrated that stadium staff, facility space, and scoreboard were the critical elements that form customers' perceptions regarding facility service satisfaction. In addition, opposing team characteristics and game atmosphere were significant predictors of customers' perceptions with respect to game service satisfaction. Finally, game service satisfaction positively influenced customers' behavioral intentions. Event managers may put more efforts to increase customers' satisfaction and purchase intention by means of the elements that form game satisfaction and facility satisfaction.