Against the backdrop of the rapid development of the global experience economy

theme parks

as typical carriers of consumption space

are profoundly shaping the consumption behaviors and psychological needs of youth groups by building immersive experiences through scenario-based exhibitions and emotional narratives. As a benchmark project in China's cultural tourism industry

Shanghai Disneyland

relying on its strong IP resource matrix and space creation ability

has become a core field for contemporary youth to practice "self-consumption". In the pursuit of personalized

instantaneous and emotional consumption experience

youth groups present the compound characteristics of self-satisfaction

emotional value and social symbols

which drive the transformation of theme parks from traditional entertainment scenes to complex emotional consumption spaces. However

in the face of multiple challenges such as accelerated iteration of consumer demand

intensified competition in the industry

and the demand for sustainable development

Shanghai Disney needs to strengthen the in-depth coupling of its spatial exhibition strategy with the psychological needs of young people. Current academic research on theme park consumer space focuses on the economic logic of spatial production or the dissemination effect of IP culture

but lacks a systematic theoretical exploration of the interaction mechanism between spatial emotional experience and youth consumption psychology. Based on the intersection of consumer space theory and youth psychology

this study constructs a three-dimensional analysis framework of "space-emotion-behavior"

aiming to deconstruct the driving paths of Disneyland's scenario-based exhibitions on youth consumption decision-making

and to explore the impact of the Disneyland's scenario-based exhibitions on youth consumption. It aims to deconstruct the driving path of youth's consumption decision-making and analyze the psychological motivation and socio-cultural logic behind their "pay for emotion" behavior. On the practical level

the research results provide innovative paths for differentiated experience design

such as strengthening emotional resonance through niche IP scene development

flash mob narrative interaction and other strategies

as well as exploring the balancing mechanism between youth's demand for self-pleasure and the concept of sustainable consumption

so as to provide a reference paradigm for the high-quality development of the cultural and tourism industry

which is of both academic depth and practical value.