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How to get Savannah Bananas tickets in Toronto

The Savannah Bananas are bringing their viral, high-energy, entertainment-driven brand of baseball to Canada for the first time next August, with two games set for Toronto.

Banana Ball will be played at the Rogers Centre on Aug. 14 and 15, 2027, as the Savannah Bananas take on the Indianapolis Clowns, a team featuring former Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr.

With demand already expected to be sky-high, there are two ways fans can try to get in on the action.

The first is through an online lottery. The Savannah Bananas have opened a ticket lottery through the Blue Jays website to give all fans an equal chance to score tickets through a random draw.

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Entering the draw is free, and fans have until midnight on Oct. 31 to put their names in. Winners will then be randomly selected and notified via email, though the organization stresses entering the lottery doesn't guarantee fans a ticket.

For fans who don't want to leave it up to chance, there's another option available that will guarantee tickets.

The only way to secure a spot at one of the Toronto games right now is to reserve a premium package through Rogers Centre. Fans can book a suite for groups of 14 or more for $9,500.

The Savannah Bananas announced during their city selection show that they're aiming to draw more than four million fans for their 2027 season. Their Banana Ball Championship League tour will expand to three countries (U.S., Canada, and Mexico) and more than 75 stadiums for the first time.

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