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From 1996-1997, some performances would feature the costumes based on the season three Barney costume and the 1996 Baby Bop and BJ costumes, but sometimes they use the 1995 Baby Bop and BJ costumes on the tour. However, in the filmed version and the 1997-1998 performances, the costumes based on the season four Barney costume and the 1997 Baby Bop and BJ costumes would be used. After the songs, Professor Tinkerputt arrives with his surprise. BJ assumes that he brought a red scooter for him. BJ discovers that the reason Professor Tinkerputt didn’t get him a red scooter is because that’s what Barney and the others got him. Professor Tinkerputt proceeds to bring the big surprise in which it’s a giant cake. After the cake grows, everyone sings “Happy Birthday to You” to BJ. After the song, everyone helps BJ blow out the candles, including the audience, given the massive size of the cake. After the candles are blown out, confetti shoots out and the gang proceeds to sing “I Love You”. Everyone waves goodbye after the song and Barney blows a kiss to the audience, drawing the show to a close. The final video to have Sheryl Leach as an executive producer. Dennis DeShazer solely took over the position starting with the next video.
Barney's Sense-Sational Day • Barney's Colors & Shapes • Barney's Musical Scrapbook • Camp Wannarunnaround • Barney's Adventure Bus • Barney's Stu-u-upendous Puzzle Fun! • Barney's Good Day, Good Night Let's Go to the Moon • Play with Barney • Dance with Barney • Imagine with Barney • Most Huggable Moments • Perfectly Purple The only other live show after Barney Live! 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. This one uses a mixture from the fourth season including the permanently closed attraction, A Day in the Park with Barney, formerly at Universal Orlando Resort. Once Upon A Dino Tale • Top 20 Countdown • Let's Go on Vacation • Sharing is Caring! • Barney's Jungle Friends • We Love Our Family Musical Zoo • Shapes & Colors All Around • I Can Do It! • 1-2-3 Learn • Big World Adventure • A Very Merry ChristmasOn May 19, 1998, Barney's Big Surprise was released on VHS. It was the third Barney live show to be released on home video following Barney in Concert and Barney Live! In New York City. Barney's Big Surprise was later re-released on VHS in 2000. The first live show to feature a Barney doll at the beginning. It is also the first live show to feature The Treehouse. The next one to do the latter would be Barney at Alton Towers. After the song, Barney and the children tell BJ to stand away from them so they can discuss plans for BJ’s birthday party. As they discuss, BJ tells the audience that he wants a red scooter for his birthday. After Barney and the children finish discussing, BJ wonders if it’s time for his party to start. He discovers that it’s not, as they still have a show to do. 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”. After pretending to fly, it becomes windy. Due to the wind, Barney gets the idea for everyone to fly kites, leading into the song “My Kite” as everyone flies kites on stage. After the song ends, everyone goes to put their kites away. The show opens with a Barney plush doll sitting on a stool in the spotlight. The announcer announces that this show is made possible by the audience's imagination. As smoke fills the stage, the "Barney Theme Song" builds and erupts, in which Barney arrives. When he arrives, he greets the audience as he skips. After the song ends, Barney notices that he has so many friends in the audience, that he can’t see everyone’s smiles, leading him into the song, “If You’re Happy and You Know It”, so he knows that everyone is happy. Notable personal appearances: Kids' Playfest • Barney at Grand Ole Opry • Barney's Open House • Barney's Zoo Tour • Barney's Beach Party • Barney's Purple Park Tour • Christmas Fun with Barney & Friends • Barney's Christmas Star • Learn and Play with Barney • Barney's Big Fun Time • Barney's Big Purple Bus Tour • Christmas with Barney & Friends • Barney's Sing Along Show • Barney's 20th Anniversary Concert • A Very Barney Christmas • Barney's World of Imagination • Christmas Surprise! • Sing and Dance with Barney • Barney's Jukebox Party • Barney's We're All Friends Show • Barney & Friends Favourite Hits • Barney's Birthday Surprise • Barney & Friends: Party Time • Barney's Magical Christmas
Barney's Rhyme Time Rhythm • Barney's Super Singing Circus • Come on Over to Barney's House • Be My Valentine Love, Barney After doing the music for the attraction A Day in the Park with Barney, Joseph Phillips was approached by Sloan Coleman to do the music for the tour of Barney's Big Surprise. Phillips (and his crew) mixed and edited the show while it was being rehearsed at the same time.Let's Go to the Farm • Just Imagine • Everyone Is Special • The Land of Make Believe • Can You Sing That Song?
Barney's Musical Castle • A to Z with Barney • Barney's Dino Dancin' Tunes • Let's Go To The Zoo • Barney's Pajama Party The only appearances of Kevin, Cindy, Tony, and Rachel. This is also the first Barney live show to feature kids that never appeared in the television series. 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! / Barney's Oh, Brother...She's My SisterBarney's Big Surprise! Live on Stage was an album that featured songs from the stage show of the same name. The album was originally sold on November 6, 1996 during the tour. A retail version of the album was released on May 6, 1997 (the same day as Barney's Musical Scrapbook).
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