Monday’s Surge in Banana Ball Ticket Demand Sparks Optimism
Banana Ball’s thriving popularity has led to a significant surge in ticket demand for its upcoming games at PNC Field in Moosic, Pennsylvania. Fans eager to witness this unique sporting event have been buzzing with excitement as the time to secure tickets approaches.
Banana Ball at PNC Field
The Banana Ball league, known for its exhilarating fusion of traditional baseball with acrobatic performances and lively entertainment, will host two games on May 22-23. The matches will feature the Loco Beach Coconuts against the Firefighters at the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders’ stadium. Each game is expected to draw a full crowd of 10,000 fans.
Ticket Purchase Information
- The primary method to secure tickets is through a free lottery, which closed in October.
- Winners have recently received notification via email.
- Season ticket holders who paid their bill by December 19 were automatically considered in the lottery.
- Approximately 85% of season ticket holders have expressed interest in attending the games.
- Ticket prices start at $35, with sales beginning January 28 for lottery winners and season ticket holders.
Adam Marco, the RailRiders’ director of communications, emphasized the need for prompt action, as tickets are not guaranteed. Additionally, private suite owners have priority access to their seats, while everyone else can attempt to purchase VIP and hospitality area tickets.
Current Demand and Future Expectations
As of now, the team has received over 2,000 requests for tickets, indicating high demand. Fans looking to join the waiting list can visit milb.com/scranton-wb/events/banana-ball-2026. For those wanting a more exclusive experience, booking a suite for up to 16 people costs $3,250.
The excitement for Banana Ball continues to grow, with the RailRiders hopeful that ticket sales will encourage the scheduling of additional games next year. The anticipation surrounding this event is palpable, creating a vibrant atmosphere for fans and players alike.
