DVD Rentals in Austin?

[Bill LeBlanc]

Anyone know a place to rent DVD's in Austin?

Thanks,
Bill

[Bill LeBlanc]

[Bill LeBlanc]

[Graham Perks]

Encore on the SW corner of 183 and Burnet rents and sells DVDs. The
prices to buy aren't great (i.e. full price); the rental is $3.50 for
the evening, and they have quite a selection.
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[Bill LeBlanc]

[Bill LeBlanc]

[John Miles]

You're getting a lot of multiple posts, might check your newsreader
settings. Also, you won't tend to see your own post show up immediately
after you send it on most NNTP servers, in case that's what you're
expecting.

Encore at 183 and Burnet has a few (not a great selection but not
terrible either). SunCoast at Barton Creek Square has quite a few, as
does Video Station up in (I think) Taylor. The best overall selection
in town is probably at the two Best Buy stores, though.

-- jm

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[John Miles]

Charles E. Lokey wrote:
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> In article <345F95...@pop.removethistomailme.net>,

> Best Buy does not rent DVD.
>

You're right, my mistake. Didn't notice the 'rentals' word in the
title, sorry.

Video Station does rent them, but they recently closed their shop in
Austin and headed up the Interstate halfway to Temple. That leaves
Encore as the only game in town as far as DVD rental is concerned.

Keep up the good work!

[DanW23]

Not true.

There is a Video Rental store in Cedar Park, at the entrance to ButterCup Creek
that rents DVD's. Not a huge selection yet, but they said they are adding
more.

[John Miles]

The Cedar Parkers out there would probably resent your implication that
they're in "Austin" :-), but yes, that sounds interesting, what is the
name of the place?