Taking a look at when the traveling Banana Ball tour will visit in 2027 and how to get tickets.
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Savannah Bananas will bring their unique baseball flair to stadiums across the country in 2027 as their Banana Ball tour also hits Mexico and Canada for the first time.
The Banana Ball Championship League, home to the viral Savannah Bananas baseball team, has announced its 2027 tour schedule and the lottery, which will allow fans to see the spectacle on their preferred date, is open through Oct. 31.
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Globe Life Field in Arlington will host the Banana Ball tour on April 10 and 11. The tour will make stops in California, Hawaii, and Maine before making their way back to North Texas with a visit to Riders Field in Frisco on September 3 and 4.
Other Texas stops include Midland and Sugar Land in March; Corpus Christi in April; Waco, Amarillo, and Houston in May; El Paso in June; Round Rock in August; and San Antonio in September.
How to get Savannah Bananas tickets
The league operates on a ticket lottery system. Fans need to enter the lottery for their preferred date, which is open from now until Oct. 31. An entry does not guarantee tickets, which are decided by random drawing. Selected fans can purchase up to five tickets.
2027 Savannah Bananas full schedule
— Monterrey, Mexico, Walmart Park, Feb. 5-6
— Tijuana, Mexico, Toros Mobil Park, Feb. 12-13
— Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Rogers Centre, Aug. 14-15
— Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Blue Cross Park, Aug. 26
— Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Princess Auto Stadium, Aug. 28
All six teams will play in three games in Auburn, Alabama
— Feb. 25, Plainsman Park, Texas Tailgaters vs. Indianapolis Clowns
— Feb. 26, Plainsman Park, Loco Beach Coconuts vs. Party Animals
— Feb. 27, Jordan-Hare Stadium, Firefighters vs. Savannah Bananas
— March 4-6, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Alex Box Stadium and Tiger Stadium
— March 5-6, Midland, Texas, Momentum Bank Ballpark
— March 5-6, Jacksonville, Florida, Vystar Ballpark
— March 12-13, Birmingham, Alabama, Regions Field
— March 12-13, Sugar Land Texas, Constellation Field
— March 18-20, Las Vegas, Nevada, Las Vegas Ballpark
— March 18-20, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Pelicans Ballpark
— April 2-3, Memphis, Tennessee, Autozone Park
— April 2-3, North Little Rock, Arkansas, Dickey-Stephens Park
— April 3-4, San Diego, California, Petco Park
— April 9-10, Charlotte, North Carolina, Truist Field
— April 10-11, St. Louis, Missouri, Busch Stadium
— April 10-11, Arlington, Texas, Globe Life Field
— April 15-18, ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex, Banana Ball Open
— April 23-24, Los Angeles, California, Uniqlo Field at Dodger Stadium
— April 23-24, Seattle, Washington, T-Mobile Park
— April 23-24, Corpus Christi, Texas, Whataburger Field
— April 30-May 1, Honolulu, Hawaii, Les Murakami Stadium
— April 30-May 1, Indianapolis, Indiana, Victory Field
— May 7-8, Tampa Bay, Florida, Tropicana Field
— May 7-8, Waco, Texas, McLane Stadium
— May 7-8, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Park
— May 14-15, Phoenix, Arizona, Chase Field
— May 14-15, Amarillo, Texas, Hodgetown Stadium
— May 14-15, Wichita, Kansas, Equity Bank Park
— May 21-22, Pensacola, Florida, Blue Wahoos Stadium
— May 22-23, Washington, D.C., Nationals Park
— May 22-23, Houston, Texas, Reliant Stadium
— May 28-29, Bronx, New York, Yankee Stadium
— May 29-30, Denver, Colorado, Coors Field
— May 29-30, Cooperstown, New York, Doubleday Field
— June 4-5, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Target Field
— June 4-5, Knoxville, Tennessee, Covenant Health Park
— June 5-6, Cleveland, Ohio, Huntington Bank Field
— June 10-11, Atlanta, Georgia, Truist Park
— June 10-11, Reno, Nevada, Greater Nevada Field
— June 10-11, Buffalo, New York, Sahlen Field
— June 18-19, Kansas City, Missouri, Kaufman Stadium
— June 18-19, El Paso, Texas, Southwest University Park
— June 18-19, Durham, North Carolina, Durham Bulls Athletic Park
— June 24 & 26, Notre Dame, Indiana, Frank Eck Stadium & Notre Dame Stadium
— June 25-26, Detroit, Michigan, Fifth Third Park
— June 25-26, Des Moines, Iowa, Principal Park
— July 2-3, Anaheim, California, Angel Stadium
— July 2-3, Baltimore, Maryland, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
— July 2-3, Rochester, New York, ESL Ballpark
— July 9-10, Brooklyn, New York, Maimonides Park
— July 9-10, Louisville, Kentucky, Louisville Slugger Field
— July 10-11, Chicago, Illinois, Soldier Field
— July 23-24, Cincinnati, Ohio, Great American Ball Park
— July 23-24, Springfield, Missouri, Route 66 Stadium
— July 23-24, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oneok Field
— July 30-31, San Francisco, California, Oracle Park
— July 30-31, Worchester, Massachusetts, Polar Park
— Aug. 6-7, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, PNC Park
— Aug. 6-7, Columbus, Ohio, Huntington Park
— Aug. 6-7, Dayton, Ohio, Day Air Ballpark
— Aug. 13-14, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, American Family Field
— Aug. 13-14, Jersey Shore, New Jersey, Shoretown Ballpark
— Aug. 20-21, Portland, Maine, Delta Dental Park at Hadlock Field
— Aug. 20-21, Round Rock, Texas, Dell Diamond
— Aug. 27-28, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Citizens Bank Park
— Sept. 3-4, Omaha, Nebraska, Charles Schwab Field Omaha
— Sept. 3-4, Frisco, Texas, Riders Field
— Sept. 10-11, San Antonio, Texas, Alamodome
— Sept. 10-11, Dyersville, Iowa, This Is Iowa Ballpark
— Sept. 11, Miami, Florida, Loandepot Park
— Sept. 25, Nashville, Tennessee, New Nissan Stadium, Banana Bowl
Games at Historic Grayson Stadium in Savannah, Georgia
— March 12-13, Party Animals vs. Bananas
— March 18-20, Tailgaters vs. Bananas
— April 29-May 1, Tailgaters vs. Bananas
— July 29-31, Coconuts vs. Bananas
— Aug. 19-21, Party Animals vs. Bananas
— Aug. 26-28, Firefighters vs. Bananas
— Sept. 2-4, Clowns vs. Bananas
— Sept. 16-18, Banana Ball playoffs