Savannah Bananas coming to Boston, Fort Myers in 2025
After a highly successful Boston debut this past year, the Savannah Bananas will return to Fenway Park next summer on July 5-6 as part of their 2025 Banana Ball World Tour.
In addition, the Bananas will also bring their unique brand of baseball to Fort Myers for the first time, playing a series at JetBlue Park from Feb. 14-16.
Featuring an innovating and entertaining approach that heavily emphasizes family fun and on-field antics, the Savannah Bananas have rapidly grown to become one of the nation’s most popular touring clubs in baseball over the past few years. The Bananas utilize a special set of rules — among them being that if a fan catches a foul ball, the batter is out — and games typically feature former MLB stars and celebrity guests.
Tickets for the Savannah Bananas are lottery-based and fans interested in attending can register at https://thesavannahbananas.com/tickets/. Additional information can be found on the Bananas’ website as well.
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