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The Savannah Bananas are set to perform at Truist Park this weekend, featuring a 3-game series against the Party Animals. Known for their unique style and entertainment, the Bananas have sold out stadiums nationwide.
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They’ve sold out baseball and football stadiums around the country. And the Savannah Bananas are ready for an encore at Truist Park this weekend.
The Bananas, the team known for its quirky rules and viral dance moves, will have a 3-game series against their “rivals” the Party Animals Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
Here’s what to know if you are heading to see the Bananas.
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The Savannah Bananas used a lottery system to determine who could purchase tickets. All of their games this weekend are sold out.
Friday and Saturday games are set for 7 p.m. and Sunday’s Mother’s Day game will be at 3 p.m.
The team says you may see tickets being sold on third-party sites like StubHub and SeatGeek. They warn against purchasing tickets from people on social media accounts and say any fake tickets will not be accepted.
The Braves parking lots around Truist Park will be available to pre-purchase online.
The Bananas games will follow the same bag policy for Braves games at Truist Park.
No bags will be allowed except for:
Fans will be able to bring food inside of Truist Park but it must fit inside a clear, gallon-sized plastic bag. You can also bring a sealed plastic bottle of water.
Only one bag of food and one bottle of water per ticket will be permitted.
Weapons of any kind, laser pointers, lawn chairs, banners and flags or objects that can be thrown in the stadium are prohibited.
The Savannah Bananas will play at Truist Park from Friday night to Sunday afternoon.
The Savannah Bananas will face their rivals, the Party Animals, in a 3-game series.
The Savannah Bananas are known for their quirky rules and viral dance moves, making their games a unique entertainment experience.
Yes, the Savannah Bananas have previously sold out baseball and football stadiums across the country.
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Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brian Monahan says Friday night’s game will be dry.
Isolated showers are in the forecast for Saturday evening. Monahan says isolated showers and storms are possible on Sunday.
As for traffic, give yourself an extra few minutes if you are traveling through the Cobb Cloverleaf and Cobb Parkway around the stadium. There’s also a construction project on I-285 where lanes will shut down in southwest Atlanta. The project is expected to increase congestion on the interstates.
The Savannah Bananas began in 2016 as a member of the Coastal Plains League, a summer baseball league for college players.
“Banana Ball” has taken the sports world by storm with its silly rules, trick plays and dancing.
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