Viewers can now rewind and in the last remaining Blockbuster store in the world.
Located in Bend, Oregon, the only location in the video rental chain has been remodeled into an Airbnb for a limited time to thank its fans for keeping the business alive, giving citizens the chance to sleep a 90-up-themed sleepover between their video tape shelves.
As of August 17, deschutes county citizens can make one of 3 electronic reservations to spend a night in the store for just $4 (plus taxes and fees), approximately the rental value of a movie, which manager Sandi Harding calls “simpler times.” “
Harding says on Blockbuster’s Airbnb list that visitors will have a sofa bed, pear chairs, pillows and “new versions” from the 1990s “for the best movie marathon experience, as well as facial covers, disinfectant wipes and hand sanitizers according to protection. protocol amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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“And remember, the store is yours at night! So let yourself go, blow up the boombox and use your favorite 90s denim to make you feel at home in the era,” he says.
Rent allows up to 4 more people from the same family according to local guidelines.
Reservations will be made from September 18 to 20, the screen inspired by the 1990s, with a TV and vcr, will remain in the store for visitors to see, according to Airbnb.
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Blockbuster has been forced to close its outlets nationwide due to the popularity of broadcasts such as Netflix and Hulu. The Bend outpost, which opened in 2000, has become the only Blockbuster store in the world when australia’s penultimate location closed its doors for smart in March 2019.
The last one shows some tourist attraction, according to Harding. The manager told The New York Times last year that the store opened new accounts every day, many of which were climbers who went to Bend only to go through the latest box office hit.
“We were almost revitalized, we were the last ones,” he said. “They treat us like celebrities.”
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