Banana Ball at loanDepot park

Banana Ball is returning to loanDepot park on September 11, 2027.

The Party Animals take on the Loco Beach Coconuts in a Banana Ball showdown. Get ready for fast-paced baseball, nonstop entertainment, and fun for the whole family.

The last Banana Ball game sold out quickly. Join the ticket lottery by October 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM ET, and select Miami as your city of interest, for a chance to purchase tickets.

Interested in Premium Access?

Interested in learning more about potential premium ticket opportunities for Banana Ball at loanDepot park? Complete the form below, and a Marlins representative will follow up with additional information.

How can I get tickets?

Join the Ticket Lottery List at BananaBall.com before it closes on October 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET and make sure you select Miami as your city of interest. Joining the list doesn’t guarantee access to buy tickets but is the only way to secure the opportunity at doing so. A random drawing will take place before the event for the chance to purchase available tickets. If you’re drawn, you’ll be contacted directly with next steps.

How much are tickets?

General Banana Ball tickets start at $35, with Meet & Greet tickets starting at $150. General tickets are sold only through the official lottery at BananaBall.com, and premium seats are sold only through loanDepot park’s official ticketing platform via the MLB Ballpark App. Any tickets offered outside of these two outlets are likely fraudulent.

I thought tickets started at $35. Why am I seeing some for much more?

General tickets start at $35 when purchased through the official lottery at BananaBall.com. loanDepot park will also be selling premium seats directly through our official ticketing platform via the MLB Ballpark App. These premium seats are priced and sold exclusively by loanDepot park. Listings priced far higher elsewhere may be resale tickets on third-party platforms, or fraudulent listings, so please treat any tickets outside the official lottery and loanDepot park’s premium offerings with caution.

Is it safe to buy tickets from third-party sites or social media?

Please exercise caution when purchasing tickets. Tickets obtained through third-party websites are frequently fraudulent and may not be honored at entry, and the majority of tickets advertised on social media are not legitimate. Banana Ball staff, players, and coaches will never sell tickets through social media. If you encounter an account impersonating any of them, we encourage you to report it to the platform.