We tossed around the idea of going but looked at ticket prices and I'm a little surprised. Most games are $130+ or 200+ depending on when and where the game is played.

I'm curious to what a person's experience is like when attending their games? We have seen many videos or clips of them and they look like a lot of fun. The entire thing reminds me of a baseball version of the Harlem Globetrotters?

I could do without all the male twerking tho

I haven't been but you're right, its a baseball version of thr Globetrotters.

Tickets are very hard to get

It's exactly a modernized version of baseball globetrotters. In ten years the savannah B version/attendance/ticket prices will be just like how Harlem is now.

Looks like you have to get on their lottery list, which closed in November.

Depending on when you are wanting to go and what city you are wanting to go see them in you have to enter the lottery. You'll get a time to purchase the tickets if you are chosen in the lottery. Then you can only buy 5 total tickets. They range from anywhere between $30-$40 each. If you are seeing any tickets above this price then they are secondary and people have them marked up like crazy. I haven't had the chance to go, but everyone that I have talked to that has gone has said that it was absolutely amazing experience.

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Depending on when you are wanting to go and what city you are wanting to go see them in you have to enter the lottery. You'll get a time to purchase the tickets if you are chosen in the lottery. Then you can only buy 5 total tickets. They range from anywhere between $30-$40 each. If you are seeing any tickets above this price then they are secondary and people have them marked up like crazy. I haven't had the chance to go, but everyone that I have talked to that has gone has said that it was absolutely amazing experience.

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Yes, I've been looking in the secondary market. Unfortunately I don't wanna fool with the lottery system. Oh well...

It's pretty fun. We got to see them in Savannah the last year they were in the summer league, so before it was semi-pro and full blown banana ball. Personally, I'm cheap, and with the tightened play clock, I don't think I'd pay 150/person to go, but that's just me. I'd rather light my money on fire to watch the Aggies disappoint.

Nm

We went last year when they came to minute maid…wife got lucky with the lottery so we bought normal price tix….nose bleeds but it was still a blast

I dont think I would pay secondary market pricing for them but thats just me

I wouldn't go see them in a major league ballpark again..did it last year at MMP and it was underwhelming unless you got good seats through the lottery.

I think the games would be a blast in a minor league stadium where it actually feels interactive.

The field is almost set for the Savannah Bananas game at Clemson.

There will be a net in left field (because it's only 190 feet), but the Bananas have already sold out of all 81,000 tickets.

This will be their biggest game ever. pic.twitter.com/helUGzmTnL

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) April 14, 2025

We saw them in Savannah 2 years ago. Had a blast, kids loved every minute of it!

We got very lucky on tickets. I came across a local, Georgia school doing a fundraiser of Facebook. I was able to get tickets for face value ($25 at the time.) I haven't seen any of those since then.

I think seeing them in Savannah is the way to go, if possible!

Anyone go to any of the Tri-City Chili Peppers games? They're a similar act that will be coming to Sugar Land in July. Just wondering if it's on par with SB or if it's the TEMU version of SB.

The Savannah Bananas are officially mainstream.

Along with taking their showmanship on a “Banana Ball World Tour” this summer, the exhibition baseball team will have 10 of its games broadcast on ESPN and Disney platforms.

🔗 https://t.co/VvswTJ8ba1

— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) April 15, 2025