Over 150 Cities from Over 40 States Have Submitted Their Official Interest in Hosting Banana Ball Games in 2026 — This Includes Cities from Every Region of the Country (and Even Multiple International Cities); The Two Yet-to-be-Named Banana Ball Teams Have Received Official Interest from Over 50 Cities — Now, We Need Your Help in Deciding Where We Should Go: What Cities Should We Select for the 2026 Banana Ball World Tour?
The Savannah Bananas are taking the baseball world by storm again—this time with an overwhelming response from fans and cities alike. As the team gears up for its 2026 Banana Ball World Tour, over 150 cities from more than 40 states have submitted official bids to host a game. The buzz around Banana Ball is bigger than ever, with cities from the West Coast to the Deep South—and even from international locations—throwing their hats in the ring.
From traditional baseball hubs to small-town venues eager to taste the Banana magic, interest has poured in from every region of the United States. The response shows how Banana Ball is more than just baseball—it’s a cultural movement redefining fan experiences across sports.
And it’s not just about hosting games. With the announcement of two yet-to-be-named Banana Ball teams joining the party in 2026, more than 50 cities have already stepped up to express interest in being the home base for these new franchises. This expansion signals that the Bananas aren’t just going on tour—they’re building a legacy.
Savannah Bananas owner Jesse Cole said in a recent statement, “We’re blown away by the love and excitement cities have shown. We always believed Banana Ball could bring people together—and this response proves it.”
Now, the team is turning to its most important decision-makers: the fans. Through the Bananas’ official website and social media platforms, fans are being asked to help decide where the tour should go next. Whether you live in a major city or a small town, your voice can help shape the future of Banana Ball.
Banana Ball games aren’t your typical sporting event. With dancing players, choreographed umpire routines, nonstop action, and a “fans first” philosophy, each stop on the tour becomes a full-scale entertainment spectacle.
As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear—Banana Ball fever has officially gone national. And if the public enthusiasm is any indication, it might be going global next.
