In 2021, the Bananas announced their first "world" tour called the
One City World Tour, where they traveled to
Mobile, Alabama, and sold out both nights in
Hank Aaron Stadium with a combined crowd of over 7,000 fans. In 2022, the Bananas added six more cities across four different states to the tour, creating a 14-game "world" tour in which all games were sellouts. While most Banana Ball games feature the Bananas versus the Party Animals, the Bananas introduced a "Challenger Series" in which they play against a different opponent. The first such series was played May 5–6 against the
Kansas City Monarchs of the
American Association of Professional Baseball and saw each team win one game. The 2023 "world" tour was expanded to over 80 games, with the team implementing their new exhibition-only status. The tour started at
The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches in
West Palm Beach, Florida on February 17 and ended seven months later at
Doubleday Field in
Cooperstown, New York. It included numerous challenger games against teams such as the
Charleston Dirty Birds,
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs,
Florence Y'alls, The MLB Players Alumni Association, and a rematch with the Kansas City Monarchs. Additionally, the Bananas played their first international opponent, the Aussie Drop Bears, a team from Australia featuring professional and collegiate players. The "world" tour kicked off its 2024 season at
George M. Steinbrenner Field in
Tampa, Florida, on February 8 and ended eight months later at
LoanDepot Park in
Miami, followed by a trip on a
cruise ship to
The Bahamas called "Bananaland at Sea". The tour also included five other MLB ballparks:
Nationals Park,
Washington, D.C.;
Minute Maid Park in
Houston;
Fenway Park in
Boston;
Citizens Bank Park in
Philadelphia; and
Progressive Field in
Cleveland. The Savannah Bananas announced they would play games in 40 cities in 2025, including three NFL stadiums and 17 MLB stadiums. Their first NFL stadium game was at
Raymond James Stadium in
Tampa, Florida, where they played in front of a sold-out crowd of 65,000. On April 26, the Bananas and the Party Animals played a game in front of 81,000 people at
Clemson University's Memorial Stadium. In August, they signed
Kelsie Whitmore, one of the highest-profile professional woman baseball players. As a part of their world tour, the Savannah Bananas played two games of
Banana Ball against the Firefighters at
Coors Field in
Denver on August 9-10, 2025. Tickets were available via a lottery and sold out in less than two hours. The attendance of more than 50,000 fans was the highest of any MLB stadium in the Bananas history. The August 10 game showcased the Firefighters' first win at an MLB stadium in franchise history after almost two years of futility since the team's first game at an MLB stadium at
Nationals Park in
Washington, D.C. The August 9 game was televised by
ESPN. The Savannah Bananas will play two games against the Indianapolis Clowns at
Coors Field in
Denver on August 14-15, 2026. Tickets will again be available via a lottery. For 2026, the Bananas announced that the Banana Ball Championship League (BBCL) would play in 75 stadiums in 45 states in front of over 3.2 million fans. == Attendance ==