JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The traveling baseball show known as Banana Ball is coming back to Jacksonville, Fla., with a two-game stop at VyStar Ballpark set for March 5 and 6, 2027.
The Party Animals will face the Loco Beach Coconuts in both games, the latest visit by the touring World Tour to the downtown ballpark.
Tickets will not go on general sale. Fans who want a seat must sign up for the ticket lottery by 11:59 p.m. Eastern on Oct. 31. Organizers say a spot on the list does not promise a chance to buy, because a random drawing held ahead of each event decides who gets the opportunity to purchase whatever seats are available.
Part of the draw is the rulebook. Games run under a two-hour cap, and a batter is out when a fan in the stands catches a foul ball, one of several twists meant to keep the action moving and the crowd involved. The tour also bills its games as a show, promising trick plays, dancing and singing between and during innings, so fans should expect the unexpected.
Already have tickets from an earlier event or need to manage an order? Ticket holders can log in to their Fans First ticket account or use the tour’s Fans First Ticket Marketplace, and a help center plus a know-before-you-go guide answer common questions about attending a show.
The return comes after a three-game Jacksonville series this past summer. From July 2 through July 4, 2026, the Coconuts took on the Indianapolis Clowns at the same ballpark.
Next spring’s dates fall early in the baseball calendar, giving local fans an early taste of the season. Lottery sign-ups are handled online through the tour’s ticket page.
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