Entertainers travel the country on tour to perform at a wide variety of theaters and arenas. The vast majority of these groups utilize motorcoaches equipped with beds and lounges to travel from city to city – generally at night. These motorcoaches do not come from the coach factory ready to hit the road – the interior must undergo a conversion that includes not only the beds and lounges, but also A/V systems, a restroom, cooking galley, and various storage for clothing and food. It is an intense process that usually takes about 3 months and 2,800 man hours and 4 1/2 miles of electrical wiring! The vast majority of entertainer coaches on the road are not owned by the artists – they are leased from operating companies such as Village Coach, based in Wichita. Village Coachworks is the manufacturing arm that produces these coaches to be placed into service where they travel the U.S. and Canada from coast to coast multiple times each year.