Welcome to Tallahassee, Bananas Fans! 🍌✨
The Savannah Bananas are taking over Florida’s Capital City, and we couldn’t be more excited to host you for an unforgettable weekend! With all SIX Banana Ball teams coming to town, it’s the perfect time to turn your game-day getaway into a full Tallahassee adventure. Beyond the ballpark, Tallahassee is buzzing with things to see, taste and explore. Book your stay, bring the energy, and get ready to experience a destination that’s Pretty. Unexpected.
Rest & Relax: Places to Stay
Find Your Perfect Home Base
When choosing where to stay in Tallahassee, you’ll discover a variety of lodging options suited to your style, budget and purpose. From quaint boutiques to modern, chic hotels, you’re sure to find the spot that speaks to you. These are just some of the hotels located close to Collegetown and Downtown.
- Hyatt House Capitol-University
- Hampton Inn Capitol-University
- Residence Inn by Marriott Universities at the Capitol
- Hotel Indigo
- DoubleTree by Hilton
- Hotel Duval
- Aloft
- AC by Marriott at Cascades Park
- … plus many more unique stays.
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Your Banana Ball in Tallahassee Questions Answered (FAQ)
Q: Where and when are the Banana Ball Championship League playing in Tallahassee?
A: The Banana Ball Championship League will bring their 2026 Banana Ball World Tour to Tallahassee for three action-packed nights of baseball and entertainment.
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February 26, 2026: Firefighters vs. Loco Beach Coconuts at Dick Howser Stadium
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February 27, 2026: Party Animals vs. Indianapolis Clowns at Dick Howser Stadium
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February 28, 2026: Savannah Bananas vs. Texas Tailgaters at Doak Campbell Stadium
Q: What exactly is Banana Ball?
A: Banana Ball is a fast-paced, fan-focused twist on traditional baseball created by Jesse Cole. The game features time limits, crowd interaction, nonstop entertainment, and creative rules that keep the action moving.
Q: What family-friendly activities are near Doak Campbell Stadium?
A: There’s plenty for families to enjoy just minutes from Doak Campbell Stadium. Spend the day outdoors exploring Tallahassee’s more than 700 miles of trails at Cascades Park. For hands-on fun, visit the Tallahassee Museum, which features nature trails, tree-to-tree ziplines, and wildlife exhibits. See history up close at the Florida Historic Capitol Museum. For a real fan highlight, check out the Tallahassee Automobile Museum, home to an impressive collection of classic cars and unique baseball memorabilia—a perfect stop for the Bananas crowd! Before you go, take a stroll through Railroad Square Art District, where colorful murals, local shops, and art galleries make for a fun and photo-worthy stop the whole family will enjoy. Be sure to visit Lofty Pursuits for some delicious banana candy!
Q: Where should I eat in Tallahassee?
A: Tallahassee’s dining scene hits every note, from upscale game-day feasts to beloved local staples. Start your morning strong with a classic breakfast at Earley’s Kitchen or Canopy Roads Cafe. For lunch or dinner, grab a slice as big as your glove at Momo’s Pizza, or enjoy a laid-back meal at Gaines Street Pies, known for its creative pizza combinations. For lunch or dinner, head to College Town to soak up the pre-game buzz and post-game chill at Madison Social, or head downtown and enjoy the outdoor patio at Hayward House for elevated Southern favorites. Sink your teeth into a juicy burger or grouper sandwich at the famous local “dive,” Bird’s. Don’t miss true Southern staples like the soul food at Olean’s Cafe or the legendary smoked sausage at Bradley’s Country Store. For a big-league celebratory dinner, check out The Huntsman for big steaks and elevated New American cuisine featuring unique game meats.
Q: Where should I drink in Tallahassee?
A: After a day of exploring, be sure to grab a craft beer at local favorites like Proof, Ology, Oyster City, or DEEP Brewing + Kitchen. Visit a hidden gem downtown and enjoy craft cocktails at Bar 1903 and walk to one of the radiant rooftop bars, Charlie Park or Eve On Adams.
Q: What’s there to do outdoors in Tallahassee?
Get outside and explore one of the most biologically diverse regions in the U.S. Head south to Wakulla Springs State Park, the largest and deepest freshwater spring in the world, perfect for hiking and wildlife viewing. Enjoy the stunning Maclay Gardens State Park, a masterpiece of floral architecture. The gardens feature a picturesque brick walkway, a secret garden, a reflection pool, and hundreds of camellias and azaleas blooming in spring. For a scenic walk or run, visit the nature trails at Lafayette Heritage Trail Park or the paved paths at Cascades Park. Catch an outdoor concert under the stars at The Adderley Amphitheater and see An Evening with TOTO on Thursday, February 26th, 2026.
Q: How can I make the most of my Banana Ball weekend in Tallahassee?
A Banana Ball weekend is non-stop action! To make the most of it, plan ahead with VisitTallahassee.com, where you’ll find guides to local restaurants, breweries, outdoor adventures, and cultural spots.
Photo courtesy of Savannah Bananas
