Video Stores - Davis Wiki

It's Friday, but you're not up for a movie theater. What to do? Rent (or buy) a video from one of these places:

49er Video Open 'til 1am Fri-Sat, otherwise 'til midnight
Blockbuster Open 'til 1am Fri-Sat, otherwise 'til 11pm
Box Office Express DVD rental machine located in University Mall; current titles are posted beside the machine, which is available whenever you can get to the machine [via Starbucks when U Mall doors are locked]. $1/day.
Davis Branch Library isn't a store, but has DVDs and videos available for free checkout.
International Food Market has Indian videos!
Netflix has a shipping center in West Sacramento which results in fast shipping for Davis residents.
Stonegate Video
~~Video City~~ Departed Business
~~Videos To Go~~ Departed Business
Redbox has a DVD rental machine at Save Mart (near the bakery section) and at Circle K. Cost is $1 per day! It's hard to beat that. (DVDs can be returned at any Red Box machine)

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does either Longs have a video rental program? also, some Supermarkets & Grocery Stores sell videos, but i don't know which ones. - ArlenAbraham

I know that Nugget, Albertsons and Safeway sell videos, but should they go here? They aren't video stores. But, then, neither are Wal-mart, Target, Costco, the Bookstore, etc....What do you think? —ss
Hmmm.... I guess as long as we're listing places one can purchase videos, any store that sells videos should be on the list. After all, the person who visits this page will most likely want a fairly complete listing of places they can buy/rent videos. I agree though, that just about every little hole in the wall sells some sort of videos anymore, which could lead to a long list of seemingly unrelated businesses. Maybe changing the page title and/or adding subcategories of video stores v. stores selling videos would clear up any confusion. I rather like including Mom/Pop stores like International Food Market, because I doubt that most of the other places carry Bollywood vids. —AlphaDog

side note: more people buy DVDs at wal-mart than any other retailer in the US. - ArlenAbraham