Good times at Angel Stadium on March 28, 2026!…read more First time attending a Banana Ball League game with the Savannah Bananas playing the Indianapolis Clowns (deep history, look them up!) The Clowns did a lot of juggling. Was welcomed at the stadium gates by staff wearing banana costumes. Immediately went to the merch line although lengthy, they kept it moving well. Friendly staff! A small sized jersey not designated for male or female was $80 Very entertaining from the singing dancing, ball playing, baby races, music, and there a Mr. K that looked like Mr. T from the 80s. K for potassium. There was Princess Potassia. Owner Jesse Cole did some emceeing in his yellow tux. Derek Klena, the Broadway star from Wicked, Anastasia, and others is the new member of the Bananas. His singing was amazing! The two singers with the Indianapolis Clowns were fantastic! The Bananas are known to be like the Harlem Globetrotters of baseball. They sometimes do back flips right before a catch. There were appearances by Darth Vader accompanied by storm troopers. Jered Weaver, retired pitcher from the Anaheim Angels made an appearance and threw a pitch. In the middle of the game, we took a break and got hotdogs at the concession stand downstairs. From high up on the upper level, the view was not too bad with direct view of the big screen and I also had my binoculars. The hubby did not share my binoculars and said the view was fine. Fans First has a lottery system and we had been on a waitlist in 2025 and got our tickets in November. The Stadium was packed with 45,000 fans, most wearing yellow including the hubby and i. Before the game ended, there was an announcement for an after party at a designated part of the stadium which we skipped. Definitely fun and family friendly.. Will give it 4.5 stars and round to 4.

We made the pilgrimage to the Savannah bananas! What a cool place this was to visit. This team is a…read morelot of fun to watch. They're not only excellent baseball players, but they can do the equivalent of Dude Perfect trick shots, baseball style! We enjoyed the fun atmosphere and the laid-back comfort of the ballpark. They have great souvenirs and it was a great trip.

While visiting Savannah for a little weekend getaway, the boyf and I went looking for a local…read morerunning club (a new obsession of ours) and were so pleased to find the Savvy Striders. With meets on both Saturdays and Sundays, we were bound to make at least one run that weekend! This was the first running club I've ever joined that required true membership through a registration process on their website and a registration fee. Luckily, there was a free 30-day visitor pass that we were able to sign up for to avoid the $50 annual fee for one weekend. That being said, their site was fairly easy to navigate, but most importantly had WORKING contact info for us to e-mail the president to find out more information. We were welcomed on Sunday with open arms, and when our training regimen had us going farther than the group run, the members cheered us on as we ran past the finishing spot then cheered us on again as we made our way back the second time at the conclusion of our run. They were an eclectic and thoroughly interesting group of runners, and I can only hope they will have me back next time I'm in town!

Clearly a very busy location, however service was incredibly rude! Asked for half and half twice…read moreand waited for 10 minutes for someone to bring it out. Heard several others complaining about the rude service.

This is a great league for a city starving for hockey. It is a fun competitive atmosphere that…read morewelcomes all level of experience. I just wish the city would repave the rink or add sport court to help speed up play and make it a smoother game.

From the owner: The only premier roller hockey league in coastal Georgia. Where fun and competition is everything!…read moreLet's create a hub for hockey in savannah together! Register on our site today, savannahhockey.com

This league is poorly organized and ran. In our first season, we were told people who paid couldn't…read morebe given shirts until other people had paid. Games are routinely rescheduled or canceled last minute, with no refunds given. They aren't equipped to do email, so there's just one lady who texts captains who then have to rely information. Rules are confusing / frequently changed, and refs often decide games arbitrarily. Worst of all, this league plays at 'fields' which are really mounds of mud with a few diesel generator lights (as if there aren't grass fields with electric lights in Charleston). The conditions make playing dangerous and not fun. Also, the 'league bar' is a dumpy place owned by the same people who run the league.

Thank you for every...socializing options ('love me some kickball!!!!!) and giving us something to…read morelook forward to every week. We love your TACHOS and grilled wings and...DELIVERY to me.

The Summerville soccer club is perfect for those players that desire improvement in all areas of…read moresoccer. There's no comparison to the YMCA, where there it's more just for beginners. SSC has great coaching, plenty of practice times, generally 3-4 times a week. Plus, they actively compete against other leagues across the state and tricounty area.

From the owner: Founded in 1981, Summerville Soccer Club has provided youth soccer instruction and development for…read moremore than 35 years. Home to over 1,100 soccer players, our goal is to provide the best opportunity for players to develop and enhance their soccer abilities, while maintaining a love for the game.

Heard about this place for open gym volleyball on Friday nights. This was my first time here and…read moreeveryone was really nice. Freddy who runs it on Friday's made me feel welcome and helped me find a team. The facility itself is large and can have up to 4 courts. They have a back lounge area which is nice for people who aren't playing to just hang out, watch tv and it's a safe place for kids too. My two downsides to this place are that the courts are very close to the walls and there's not enough room to serve without crossing the line, and on two of the courts the ceiling light is blinding for the outside hitter and setter on a particular side so people were fighting to not be on that side. Lol but still had fun playing and meeting new people!