Jones AT&T Stadium

Jones’ stadium is the PR polished representation of both Texas Tech University and Lubbock as a whole. It is a greatly maintained stadium that can fill a roaring crowd of friends and enemies alike. I actually might even favor it more than the Texans’ stadium back at home! On a busy TTU game day, the stadium is filled with Red, Black, and sometimes white, and we try to not let any other colors but our’s shine.
As a recreational facility the Jones is stellar! Amazing for football games, concerts, and freshman welcome week activities. The structure and design of the building is beautiful and professional, and it holds it’s own fancy dinner «box» seating for TTU’s finest (and some student organizations).
Overall, this Lubbock icon is worth seeing (especially when in action)! However, as a tip, during the first few months of the Fall semesters it gets pretty damn hot! Remember to keep hydrated because the Lubbock sun has no mercy, and drinks inside can be pretty pricey (with no refills).

I attended the most recent game at this stadium and I had an awesome time!
Two things I would have changed if I was the builder of this stadium.
1) The seats are way too close together. I’m 5’6 and I couldn’t comfortably sit in the seat without my knees rubbing against the seat in front of me.
2) although I had the pleasure of sitting in the shade the whole game the people on the other side of the field were blinded the whole time by the sun!
Great atmosphere and the concession stand people are hype! Even though the cheese on my nachos was cold I’ll let it slide! ;)
But all in all I had a great time!

Indiana Jones opened this stadium back in the old days when his whip was still taut and his hat was still perched on top of his impressive, swollen, throbbing head.
(Throbbing because he has a headache from a fight with a Nazi, of course. What did you think I meant?)
First-​Hand Experience: Info on my personal visit to this stadium — Texas Tech was not a school I knew much about, until I played my first and only concert in Lubbock, and everyone told me about how amazing this stadium was. Well, I had to go and check it out, and I have to say I was impressed by the campus and even moreso by this enormous, stunning hulk of a stadium. It’s absolutely beautiful.
Why do they throw tortillas at the beginning of the game though? Tradition, yes, but a bit of a waste. Hilarious, crazy people up in the hat part of Texas. Fantastic noise and I had a wonderful time.
I’ve been to every cool stadium in the UK & North America, due to my obsession with travel & sport. I’ve toured America as a musician for 7 or 8 years. In that time, I’ve seen sports games at, or visited when empty (and usually both), at almost every major stadium in US and Canada. I have pictures of most which I will upload at some point. Also, on future travels, I plan to take new pix, and add more stadia! Watch this space!
***back to regular review***
This is one of the best college stadiums there is, because of the atmosphere. It’s a bit more bowl-​y than some of them that have this empty end (like this one does), and I highly recommend you come down and catch a game if you’re ever in Lubbock.
Why the hell would you be in Lubbock you might say? Well you might date a girl that goes to Texas Tech (there are some beautiful girls here). Or you might be here to play a concert like I was, and I have to say thanks Lubbock for showing up the way you did. Won’t be forgotten.

Love this place! Just need some updating of the stadium. Also when you are there you must throw tortillas during kick off. Its a great family place

What can I say, this is a beautiful stadium. They have made some major renovations in the last few years and apparently there are more on the way. The energy in this stadium is amazing. There’s plenty of food stands to choose from if hungry. If you have suite or club level seats there are bar areas for you to purchase alcohol. Parking around the stadium can be a battle unless you purchase a season parking pass. If you choose not to eat in the stadium there are plenty of restaurants surrounding to choose from.

Jones stadium is a top notch venue for a college football team. The event was held in the club level and it was very breath taking view if the field and stadium.
This was a Pre-​Job Fair Happy Hour sponsored by Texas Tech for all recruiters and there was food and drinks for all attending.
There were lots of types of food such as prime rib, egg rolls, wraps, bacon wrapped shrimps and many types of desserts. We were given tickets (2) for our drinks and the food was free also.
The drinks were measured so I guess that’s why I returned to Cheddars afterwards. Other than that the event was very nice.

It’s Home. It’s TTU. It’s within «spittin» distance, Mid stadium Westside 50 yardline. My favorite minutes spent on this spinning speck of dust in the cosmos. #WreckEm

Upset lives here. Best football atmosphere in the entire country! Ask any team or college coach what it’s like to come and play in Lubbock. It’s not easy. Jones AT&T Stadium isn’t the biggest stadium in the world, only holding a little over 58,000 people. But, when completely packed with die heart Texas Tech fans. We are bound to beat any team in the country. If you’ve never been to a game here I suggest you go. they are extremely fun and filled with energy. GO TECH!

Easy to find, parking is horrible!!! Game day is clearly crazy, and all the stadium parking is reserved. Seats are older but comfortable for stadium seats. They are waaaay too close together, you’re literally knee to knee with the person next to you. We had good seats, section 5, row 15. Definitely a good view.