Banana Ball Announces Official Cities for 2026 World Tour
After months of anticipation and record-breaking interest, the Savannah Bananas have officially unveiled the first wave of cities that will host Banana Ball games during their 2026 World Tour. The announcement follows an unprecedented response from communities across the nation, with over 150 cities from more than 40 states submitting official requests to be part of the phenomenon that has transformed baseball into the most entertaining show in sports.
The Bananas, known for their fast-paced, rule-breaking style of Banana Ball, as well as their showmanship and fan-first approach, carefully narrowed the list to select destinations that matched the team’s energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to community engagement. Cities chosen represent a mix of historic baseball hotbeds, iconic venues, and fresh markets eager to experience the electrifying blend of athleticism, comedy, and spectacle that defines Banana Ball.
While the full list of tour stops includes major league ballparks, minor league stadiums, and even historic community fields, the Bananas have emphasized that their mission goes beyond just selling tickets. Each city on the 2026 schedule will host special fan events, youth clinics, and behind-the-scenes experiences that showcase what makes the Bananas so unique.
The 2026 World Tour is expected to be the team’s biggest yet, following sold-out runs in 2023, 2024, and 2025. With demand higher than ever, tickets are expected to be among the most sought-after in all of sports and entertainment. Jesse Cole, the team’s founder and “Yellow Tux Guy,” summed it up best: *“We’re not just playing baseball—we’re bringing joy, fun, and unforgettable moments to as many fans as possible. 2026 will be Banana Ball like the world has never seen.
