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40 cities in 25 states: Savannah Bananas tickets for 2025 tour make for the perfect Christmas gift

If you've been looking for a Christmas gift idea for the sports fan in your life, Savannah Banana 2025 tickets may be the answer you've been looking for. Savannah Banana 2025 tickets are currently available on StubHub.

If you’re looking for a Christmas gift idea for the biggest sports fan in your life, tickets to the 2025 Savannah Bananas tour may be the answer you’ve been looking for.

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If you’ve never heard of Savannah Bananas, no worries; we’ve got you covered. In short, picture a Harlem Globetrotter performance on the baseball field instead of the basketball court.

BUY NOW: Savannah Bananas tickets 2025

The Savannah Bananas are known for putting on wild performances while wearing bright yellow uniforms. They’re not your average baseball team. While some baseball playing is involved in each game, the players wear kilts, break dance, and insert circus-like antics into every show. It’s essentially a rowdy round of baseball that offers plenty of laughs and entertainment to guests of all ages.

How did Savannah Bananas come about?

Savanah Bananas got its start in Savannah, Georgia, in 2015 after the city’s minor league team departed. The organization wanted to bring the fun back to baseball, however, the concept wasn’t an instant hit.

“By January of 2016, just months before our first game, the team had over-drafted our account. Owners Jesse and Emily Cole were forced to sell their home to keep the team going,” Savannah Bananas said in a statement on its website. “Then everything changed on February 25, 2016, when we named the team the Savannah Bananas.”

The rebranding helped them earn massive attention nationally, and they were quickly showcased in Sports Illustrated, CBS, and NBC. They were even featured as SportsCenters’s Logo of the Year.

The rest is history.

Savannah Bananas is now embarking on a tour across the U.S. in 2025, visiting 40 cities across 25 states. They will stop at 18 major league baseball and three football stadiums.

Savannah Banana Tickets 2025

Savannah Bananas was offering tickets via a lottery, but that window has now closed. If you didn’t win the lottery, don’t fret, as tickets to the 2025 Savannah Banana Tour are currently available on StubHub.

Savannah Banana ticket prices

Tickets to see the traveling baseball team vary by city. The cheapest ticket to the Charlotte, North Carolina, show on June 7 is currently $162, while a ticket to the Savannah, Georgia, show on March 21 is $209.

Banana Ball

Savannah Bananas is known for playing “banana ball.” They’ve inserted several rules into the game that allow the fans to interact with the players during each performance. For instance, if a fan is lucky enough to catch a foul ball, it counts, and a player on the field is out.

During each performance, they break out into at least one choreographed dance to songs by popular singers like Taylor Swift, Morgan Wallen, and Mariah Carey.

Savannah Bananas 2025 schedule

Savannah Bananas will kick off its 2025 tour on Feb. 1, 2025 in Mesa Arizona at Sloan Park. The final performance is at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas on Sept. 27, 2025. Here is the full 2025 tour schedule:

  • Feb. 1-2: Mesa, Arizona
  • Feb. 6-8: Glendale, Arizona
  • Feb. 14-16: Fort Myers, Florida
  • March 1-2: Miami, Florida
  • March 15-16: Tampa Bay, Florida
  • March 29-30: Atlanta, Georgia
  • April 4-5: St. Louis, Missouri
  • April 26: Clemson, South Carolina
  • May 10: Nashville, Tennessee
  • May 23-24: Kansas City, Missouri
  • May 30-31: Anaheim, California
  • June 7: Charlotte, North Carolina
  • June 13-14: Cincinnati, Ohio
  • June 27-28: Washington, D.C.
  • July 5-6: Boston, Massachusetts
  • July 26-27: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Aug. 1-2: Baltimore, Maryland
  • Aug. 9-10: Denver, Colorado
  • Aug. 15-16: Chicago, Illinois
  • Aug. 29-30: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Sept. 5-6: San Diego, California
  • Sept. 13-14: Bronx, New York
  • Sept. 19-20: Seattle, Washington
  • Sept. 26-27: Houston, Texas

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Jackie Longo
Jackie Longo is a freelance writer at We Got This Covered who has been covering entertainment, travel, pop culture and politic for over a decade. She has written for a number of outlets including Business Insider, The Sun, Travel+Leisure and ConsumerAffairs. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from West Virginia University and resides in Charlotte, NC. When not writing, Jackie loves spending time with her family, watching reality TV and cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs.