It was the third Barney live show to be released on home video following Barney in Concert and Barney Live! Upon realizing this, BJ decides that it would be fun for the audience to pretend to be flying in an airplane, leading into “The Airplane Song”.

A retail version of the album was released on May 6, 1997 (the same day as Barney's Musical Scrapbook). After the song, Professor Tinkerputt shows the audience his toy factory, leading into the song “Tinkerputt’s Song”. Following the original run in the US, Pablo Glattli and Esteban Grossy choreographed and directed the show for the South American run while Kym Halpin directed the Asian run of the tour. It's Time For Counting • Down on Barney's Farm • Barney in Outer Space • My Party with Barney • Barney's Big Surprise • Barney's Halloween Party • Barney's First Adventures • Barney's Good, Clean Fun! Fry would serve as an understudy for "Cindy" or "Rachel" in any event the lead actresses weren't available.David Voss, who was the original Barney costume actor, served as the Dance Captain and Cast Manager for the tour. After intermission, Barney, BJ and Baby Bop come out on stage in a hot air balloon singing “Hey, Look at Me! Seeing that not all the guests are here, Barney suggests that they imagine eating treats instead, leading into the song “If All the Raindrops”. The original North American tour of the tour ran from September 1996 through May 1998 in four legs, separated by Winter and Summer holidays. Penny Wilson, the original director and choreographer of the tour, directed for the Mexican run in 2006, alongside David Voss.

After the song, everyone helps BJ blow out the candles, including the audience, given the massive size of the cake. Professor Tinkerputt tells them that they’ll be out in a couple of minutes, leading into intermission. After the song, they proceed to have more fun with Mother Goose’s rhymes, leading into “Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Medley” and Old King Cole arriving to the party to sing his self-titled song.In New York City where its vocals for the " Barney Theme Song" are sung differently compared to the one that was used from the television series.