Top 7 Bucket List Places Every Red Raider Should Visit in Lubbock

 


Top 7 Bucket List Places in Lubbock Every Red Raider Should Visit

Lubbock has character—and student life should include exploring it all.

  1. Raider Alley – The heart of pre-game traditions

  2. Buddy Holly Center – Dive into Lubbock’s music roots

  3. Prairie Dog Town – Completely quirky but totally Texas

  4. Jones AT&T Stadium – Iconic for photos and memories

  5. Cagle Steaks or local BBQ – Fuel up after the final whistle

  6. Tech Terrace & student hangouts – great for coffee or club meetups

  7. Campus Bells & Double T landmarks – profession & pride snapped in pics

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