Why fans are paying more for Savannah Bananas than a Dodgers-Yankees clash

The Savannah Bananas, a quirky baseball team, are more popular than some of the largest Major League Baseball games. On June 1, 2025 their games at Angel Stadium in Anaheim had over 45,000 fans, and of course, tickets were selling for even higher than a Dodgers-Yankees World Series rematch.

Here is why fans are spending more to watch the excitement of the Bananas' 'Banana Ball' as opposed to traditional baseball.

Savannah Bananas tickets cost more than MLB's biggest game

The Savannah Bananas make baseball a big, fun show, and fans are willing to pay more for it. On June 1, 2025, the cheapest pair of tickets for their game at Angel Stadium cost $209.52 on StubHub, while Dodgers-Yankees tickets were only $171.72. Their tickets are sold through a lottery, so they're hard to get, which makes resale prices higher.

The Bananas mix baseball with dancing and circus-like fun, creating a lively event like a party. With almost 10 million TikTok followers, their videos spread fast, bringing huge crowds. Last year, they had one million fans, and this year, they expect two million, with three million people waiting for tickets.This huge demand makes their games more expensive than even the Dodgers-Yankees matchup, showing how much fans love their “Fans First” style.

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Banana Ball's unique appeal transforms baseball into a party

Banana Ball is very different from regular baseball, mixing sports with fun that everyone loves. Players dance, lip-sync, and even try backflip catches, making the game feel like a big celebration. Special rules, like picking the best hitter once per game, add excitement. Owner Jesse Cole, who loves Disney's magic, makes sure every part of the event, from the parking lot to the field, is fun.Fans come early to buy Bananas gear and meet players, like 9-year-old Carrigan LaCaze hugging her favorite player.

The team's recent Disneyland parade with Mickey Mouse shows their special charm. Unlike the serious Dodgers-Yankees games, the Bananas create a happy, welcoming vibe for all ages. This fun and connection, plus their huge social media fame, explain why fans pay more for their tickets than for MLB's biggest stars.The Savannah Bananas make baseball fun and unforgettable, which is why fans love them so much. Their games are not just about sports; they're about creating happy moments.

From packed stadiums to viral videos, the Bananas have changed how people see baseball.As they travel for their 2025 Banana Ball World Tour, their popularity keeps growing, proving that fun and connection can beat even the biggest names in baseball. Whether it's dancing players or a kid's dream coming true, the Bananas give fans a show worth every dollar.