The 2026 tour at a glance
Banana Ball stopped being a Savannah-only show years ago. In 2026 the tour reaches 72 cities across 45 states, playing in 75 different ballparks, from major-league stadiums to minor-league parks and college fields. As of August 24, 2026, 61 of those stops are finished and 11 still have games ahead, ending with the first-ever Banana Bowl at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. on October 10.
Texas (11 cities), South Carolina (4 cities) and California (3 cities) carry the most stops on the schedule. By game count the biggest stop is Savannah, GA with 22 games at Historic Grayson Stadium, then Hartford, CT (3) and Wilmington, DE (3). Most other cities get a two- or three-game weekend, which is why tickets go in a single lottery drawing per city rather than game by game.
How to use this page
Cities are grouped by state below. Each link goes to a dedicated page for that stop with the full list of games, the two teams in each matchup, final scores and short recaps once games are played, the venue, and a plain-English explanation of how the ticket lottery works there. If you are searching for "Savannah Bananas" plus your city, start with the city page: it tells you whether the Bananas are actually on the card, because each stop features two of the six Banana Ball Championship League teams and the Bananas do not play every date. The teams page covers all six clubs, the schedule lists every game league-wide in date order, and the standings show who is in line for the October playoffs.
Two practical notes. First, every city on this list sells tickets only through the league lottery at bananaball.com/tickets; entering earlier does not improve your odds, and there is no box office queue. Second, almost every game streams live, so a city page is also the quickest way to find the broadcast for a game you cannot attend — see where to watch for the platform-by-platform guide, and grab the Banana Ball Reminder app for first-pitch alerts.