Savannah Bananas Visit Disneyland Resort
Select team members joined an energetic cavalcade along the park's parade route before treating fans to a lively performance of 'Hey Baby' in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Banana-themed snacks and drinks were also available throughout the resort, adding to the festive atmosphere. The Savannah Bananas visit Disneyland Resort on May 28, 2025. The schedule included an 11:00AM PT dance performance in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle and a 12:30PM cavalcade down Main Street, U.S.A.
The Savannah Bananas' visit comes at the perfect time, as Disneyland Resort kicks off its historic 70th anniversary celebration and just ahead of the team's upcoming road games against the Firefighters at Angel Stadium on May 30–31, 2025.
Clint Gamache is the owner of ThrillGeek. He started ThrillGeek to share his love of theme/amusement parks and pop culture with the world. You can find him at Halloween Horror Nights. Also, be sure to follow him on Twitter/X, Instagram @iamcg83
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