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Lowe's debuts a 15-foot skeleton that's bigger than Home Depot's Skelly - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lowe's just unveiled a colossal 15-foot headless skeleton, instantly raising the stakes for Halloween decorations across Lubbock's neighborhoods.
Lubbock residents, from the tree-lined streets of Tech Terrace to the sprawling yards in Raintree, know how quickly these popular holiday items vanish. The annual competition to feature the biggest bony yard display starts much earlier than October for our citys dedicated spooky season fanatics.
This means families hoping to out-spook their neighbors will need to shop early, because these giant decorations never stick around long. Expect truly enormous skeletons peering over fences and greeting trick-or-treaters on streets from Quaker Avenue to the Depot District this fall. The race to have the most talked-about yard just got significantly taller for everyone trying to win Halloween bragging rights. Who knew holiday decorating could spark such an intense, sky-high rivalry between our favorite hardware giants right here in the 806?
Common questions
Where can I buy the new 15-foot skeleton in Lubbock?
- You can find the new 15-foot headless skeleton at local Lowe's locations in Lubbock. Specifically, it's available at the store off Slide Road near the South Plains Mall and the one closer to the Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport.
How does the new Lowe's skeleton compare to Home Depot's Skelly?
- The new Lowe's skeleton is 15 feet tall, making it bigger than Home Depot's internet-famous 12-foot Skelly. This size difference directly challenges the competition for the biggest yard display among Lubbock residents.
What features does the 15-foot Lowe's skeleton have?
- The colossal 15-foot headless skeleton from Lowe's features motion-activated glowing eyes and eerie sound effects. These animatronic elements enhance its presence, making it a prominent decoration for Halloween enthusiasts in Lubbock neighborhoods.
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