The experience, offered through WWE and On Location, drew attention on social media due to its cost of $9,950 per person. Cody Rhodes addressed the tour on Busted Open Radio, acknowledging the steep price, expressing gratitude for fans' willingness to pay, and promising a memorable experience for everyone involved. Last year's event was conducted quietly and offered an early look at WrestleMania gear and personal time with Rhodes.
Rhodes plans to raise the bar this year, given the fans' investment. "We did this tour last year very quietly. And it’s just a sweet On Location deal for the people who want a little bit of that extra moment. What I did last year was very fun; they got to see my WrestleMania gear in advance, and we got to talk WrestleMania," Rhodes said. "I’ve got a good plan for them this year, because like you said, that’s an absurd amount of money. And, gosh, thanks for the fact that people are out there paying that, that makes me feel incredible".

Rhodes further stated that he wants fans to feel like they got a unique and cool experience. The lasting connection he's trying to build is evident in the fact that two attendees from last year's tour will now appear on his podcast. WWE and On Location have been partners since 2022, regularly offering premium ticket packages and experiences for major events.