Savannah Bananas to Return to Busch Stadium for Two Games in April 2027
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ST. LOUIS, MO. — The Savannah Bananas will return to Busch Stadium in April 2027 for two games against the Indianapolis Clowns as part of the team's Banana Ball Championship League tour.
The games are scheduled for Saturday, April 10, and Sunday, April 11, marking the third consecutive year the Savannah Bananas will play at the home of the St. Louis Cardinals.
Fans hoping to attend can join the Bananas' Ticket Lottery List at bananaball.com/tickets before it closes at the end of the day Oct. 31, 2026. A random drawing will determine who gets the opportunity to purchase available tickets.
Standard tickets will start at $35, while VIB Meet & Greet tickets will start at $150. Children ages 3 and younger will be admitted free but must sit on a parent's or guardian's lap.
All-inclusive ticket packages, featuring food and beverages, will also be available through the Cardinals. Fans can find additional ticket information at cardinals.com/bananas.
Known for its fast-paced, family-friendly approach to baseball, Banana Ball features unconventional rules designed to keep fans entertained and games moving. The format includes a two-hour time limit, a ban on bunting, the ability for batters to steal first base and outs recorded when fans catch foul balls.
If a game remains tied, the teams settle the score with a one-on-one tiebreaker showdown.
The Savannah Bananas have also gained attention for their on-field entertainment, which includes players performing backflips while catching fly balls, a dancing first-base coach, a player competing on stilts and themed performances.
The team's return follows two sold-out games at Busch Stadium in August 2026 against the Loco Beach Coconuts. The Bananas also played two games at the stadium in July 2025 against the Party Animals.
The April 2027 matchups will give St. Louis fans another opportunity to experience the spectacle, which blends baseball with comedy, choreography and audience participation.