What's New For Binghamton Rumble Ponies' 2026 Baseball Season?

Wow, all the recent snow and cold have just made many of us want the return of this one thing to hurry up and get here. That one thing is baseball season. Back in a stadium on a warm day/night, enjoying ballpark food and cheering on your favorite team.

One baseball team is wasting no time getting ready for its 2026 season. The Binghamton Rumble Ponies' schedule is set, and today, January 30, 2026, the team announced its 2026 promotional schedule.

Every year, the Rumble Ponies come up with a lot of great promotions to complement an enjoyable experience at Mirabito Stadium. This year is no different.

According to the Rumble Ponies announcement today, this year, fans will be treated to 15 giveaways, 12 firework shows, 7 specialty jerseys, 3 appearances, and a newly introduced drone show, following the Friday, August 7th game, as part of a Taylor and Travis’ Honeymoon Weekend.

Some of the theme weeks and weekends will include a Prehistoric Weekend, April 24th through the 26th, America’s 250th Birthday Celebration, July 3rd through the 5th, and July 24-26: Who Done It? Mystery Weekend July 24th through the 26th, and a Football Weekend August 21st through the 23rd.

Some of the giveaway nights will feature various themed t-shirts, hats, bobbleheads, jerseys, and more throughout the season. There will be three 3 special appearances, including April 24 and 25: Dinosaurs Arise, Live Action Dinosaurs on April 24th & 25th, an appearance by former New York Met Doc Gooden on May 8th, and the popular Mr. and Mrs. Met on May 10th.

Opening day will be Tuesday, April 7th, with the first 1,000 Adults, 13 and older, receiving a 2026 Schedule Concert T-Shirt, along with other deals and promotions.

The Rumble Ponies Box Office will open for the season on Monday, February 2nd, at 9 am at Mirabito Stadium. For all things Rumble Ponies 2026, visit their website.

We're excited, so baseball season, please get here soon. Play Ball!

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