PTouring the Country in Unstoppable Style: Savannah Bananas Announce Massive 2025 World Tour Across America, Featuring 40 Cities and 18 Iconic MLB Stadiums in a Bold Expansion of Banana Ball’s Unmatched Energy, Entertainment, and Heart
The Savannah Bananas, baseball’s most electrifying and unconventional team, are taking their show on the road in a bigger way than ever before. On Monday, the team officially announced their 2025 Banana Ball World Tour, which will see them travel coast-to-coast across the United States, visiting 40 cities and 18 Major League Baseball stadiums in what promises to be their most ambitious tour yet.
Known for their viral antics, show-stopping entertainment, and unique spin on America’s pastime, the Bananas have become one of the most recognizable names in sports entertainment. What started as a small summer collegiate team in Savannah, Georgia, has evolved into a national sensation, selling out ballparks across the country and drawing fans of all ages who crave baseball with a fun, theatrical twist.
“Our mission has always been simple—make baseball fun and bring joy to people everywhere,” said team owner Jesse Cole, who famously dons a bright yellow tuxedo at every game. “The 2025 tour is our biggest step yet. We’re bringing Banana Ball to some of the most iconic stadiums in the world, and we can’t wait to share the magic with fans everywhere.”
The tour will begin in February and stretch through late September, with stops in major markets such as Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Dallas, Atlanta, and San Francisco, while also bringing the spectacle to smaller cities that rarely host large-scale baseball events. Among the MLB stadiums on the schedule are Yankee Stadium, Dodger Stadium, Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Oracle Park, allowing Banana Ball to take the stage on hallowed grounds of the sport.
For fans, the announcement represents not just more chances to see the Bananas but also validation that the team’s vision of mixing competition with joy has struck a powerful cultural chord. Their signature rules—two-hour time limits, fans catching foul balls for outs, and dance breaks between innings—have attracted millions of views online and a devoted fanbase that travels miles to see them in person.
Ticket demand is expected to be fierce. In recent years, Bananas games have sold out within minutes, with waitlists reaching over half a million fans. Officials expect the 2025 tour to break attendance records and generate unprecedented buzz, especially given the inclusion of MLB ballparks, where capacity often exceeds 40,000.
Players, too, are excited for the chance to bring Banana Ball to the sport’s biggest stages. “We feed off the crowd, and there’s nothing like seeing people smiling, laughing, and dancing while we play,” said Eric Jones Jr., one of the team’s fan favorites. “To do that in stadiums where legends have played—it’s surreal.”
The Savannah Bananas’ 2025 World Tour represents more than a series of games—it’s a cultural event, a traveling celebration of joy and creativity that continues to redefine what baseball can be. As Cole summed it up: “This isn’t just about baseball. This is about bringing people together. That’s the real magic of Banana Ball.
