Something fresh and wildly entertaining is making its way to Billings, and it’s not your average baseball game.

Think Savannah Bananas Style Baseball Chaos

Have you heard of the Savannah Bananas? They’re basically the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. Part sport, part comedy act, all fun chaos, and this is cut from the same cloth. In fact, the two teams coming to Billings are part of the very same league as the Bananas. This high-energy version of the sport is built for short attention spans, big laughs, and constant surprises. If you’re someone who loves baseball but wishes it moved just a little faster, or someone who doesn’t love baseball but loves a good show, this is right up your alley.

Fast-Paced Rules Designed for Maximum Chaos

Instead of dragging through long innings and slow pauses, this version of the game is built for speed. The rules are designed to keep the action flowing nonstop. There are no step-outs, no time-wasting mound visits, and no traditional walks. Every pitch matters, every hit counts, and players are encouraged to get a little wild with how they celebrate each moment.

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Three Days of High-Energy Baseball Partying in Downtown Billings

The fun lands in Billings next August for a three day showcase that will take over the downtown baseball stadium. Fans can expect packed stands, loud music, and a crowd that’s just as involved as the players. It won’t be one and done, this tour makes a full weekend out of it.

Meet the Touring Teams Bringing the Spectacle to Billings

Two traveling teams will be rolling into town: the Party Animals and the Firefighters. Both are part of a growing national circuit that blends competition with comedy. More teams are being added to the league as the sport explodes in popularity, including ones inspired by historical baseball legends and beach town attitudes.

A Rulebook Built for Chaos and Crowd Participation

Forget everything you think you know about baseball scoring. In this format, each inning is worth a single point no matter how many runs are scored except in the final inning, when every run suddenly counts again. Fans in the stands can actually record outs by catching foul balls. Bunts are banned, batters can attempt to steal first, and the clock is always ticking with a strict two-hour limit from start to finish.

Baseball Meets Improv, Dance, and Pure Ridiculous Fun

If you attend a game expecting a serious, stone faced ballgame, you’re in the wrong place. Players are known to break into rehearsed dances, pull off choreographed celebrations, and interact with fans throughout the game. It’s part baseball, part improv show, and part circus, and that’s exactly why people love it.

How to Score Tickets Before They Disappear

Because of the demand these games draw, tickets won’t be sold the usual way. Fans will need to register for a lottery system to get a fair shot at seats. The ticket lottery is open at bananaball.com and you'll want to throw your name into the hat sooner rather than later because the lottery closes on October 31, 2025 for the August 2026 tickets.

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Billings Is Proving It’s Ready for Bigger, Bolder Events

Billings is grabbing a spot on the tour thanks to our strong community support for live sports and events. It’s the perfect test market for something bold and unusual. If the crowd shows up, and let’s be real, this town knows how to turn out, it could open the door for even more unique events in the future.

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