Savannah Bananas to return to St. Louis

ST. LOUIS — The Savannah Bananas announced that it will bring its fast-paced, action-packed style of baseball back to Busch Stadium. The return will be part of its 2027 Banana Ball Championship League. Two games are currently scheduled for Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11.

Fans interested in purchasing tickets for the games vs. the Indianapolis Clowns at Busch Stadium should visit cardinals.com/bananas. Fans can join the Bananas’ Ticket Lottery List before it closes at the end of the day on October 31, 2026 at bananaball.com/tickets. A random drawing will take place before the event for the chance to purchase available tickets.

Standard tickets will start at $35, with VIB Meet & Greet tickets starting at $150. Children ages three and under get in free, but will be expected to sit on a lap.

All-inclusive tickets will also be available through the Cardinals for an enhanced experience with food and beverage included. Fans interested in all-inclusive tickets can  visit cardinals.com/bananas for more information.

About Banana Ball

Known as “Banana Ball”, the Savannah Bananas fan-first and family-friendly take on America’s pastime strives to be the fastest and most entertaining game of baseball with rules that include no bunting, a two-hour time limit, fans catching foul balls for outs, batters stealing first base, and a one-on-one tiebreaker showdown at the end of the game if the game is tied. 

It marks the third consecutive year the Savannah Bananas will play at Busch Stadium after selling out two games this past August against the Loco Beach Coconuts. Busch Stadium would host another two games in July 2025 against the Party Animals. For more information, visit cardinals.com/bananas or thesavannahbananas.com.

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