Hughes and Cumia originally envisaged a package comedy tour with several comedians that were regular guests on the radio show, plus theatrical elements. Pappalardo tried to incorporate as many suggestions that the hosts and local promoters had come up with, and sold the tour as "an anything goes type of atmosphere" while adhering to local laws. Each stop on the tour featured the O&A Village, a series of exhibits and attractions including women giving back rubs while dressed in nurse outfits, booths designed by fans of the show, and a "petting zoo" featuring show regulars such as Twitchels and Stalker Patty.
Hughes and Cumia initially planned a comedy tour with multiple radio show regulars, along with theatrical elements. Pappalardo attempted to include as many ideas from the hosts and local promoters as possible, branding it as "an all-encompassing atmosphere" while complying with local regulations. Each stop on the tour featured the O&A Village, which included exhibits and attractions such as women offering massages in nurse costumes, fan-designed booths, and a "petting zoo" featuring regulars like Twitchels and Stalker Patty.