Blockbuster

Stepping through the glass doors of the Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon, isn't just entering a store; it’s performing a genuine act of time travel. The minute the familiar, bright yellow and blue logo came into view, the iconic marquee standing proudly against the night sky, a wave of visceral nostalgia hit me so hard. ​This isn't a museum trying to replicate the past; this is the past, perfectly preserved under fluorescent lights. The first breath I took smelled exactly right: that unique, comforting mixture of synthetic carpet cleaner, fresh plastic DVD cases, and the faint, sweet scent of movie theater butter clinging to the air. That scent alone unlocked two decades of forgotten memories. I was instantly a teenager again, standing by the candy racks, agonizing over whether to spend my money on a box of Red Vines or Sour Patch Kids. ​The true magic lies in the aisles. Streaming services offer infinite choices, but here, the options are physical, tangible, and wonderfully finite. I walked the aisles where the empty plastic sleeves of popular films, a glorious reminder of the anxiety that came with the fear of a movie being sold out, still stand guard. Further back, the meticulously organized shelves of horror, comedy, and action films, where you had to slide a finger between titles to find the perfect cinematic treasure. ​It’s the small details that transport you: the laminated membership cards on display, the VHS tapes resting like forgotten relics, and the constant, low hum of movie chatter among tourists and locals alike. You’re not just browsing; you’re engaging in a shared cultural ritual that modern technology has made obsolete. The Bend Blockbuster is more than a novelty, it’s a monument to a simpler time, a place where the Friday night decision of what to watch was an adventure, a community event, and frankly, a blockbuster experience. And thank goodness, you can still buy a t-shirt.

Visiting here brought back a flood of happy memories! I love how they have a whole room setup inside as well. This was the absolute highlight to my trip through Bend. They even had a special craft beer available for purchase.

What a blast from the past! If you're a millennial or older, this will bring me back so many memories. It even smelled like my old blockbuster back in Kansas City. We're visiting and happened to drive by, and rightfully flipped out in excitement. We totally forgot that the last Blockbuster is in Bend, Oregon! We're staying at a hotel down the street and are so glad we stumbled across this gem. The staff were all very friendly and seem used to folks take ng lots of pictures. There is a ton of memorabilia throughout the store. This is absolutely worth the stop.

Checked out the last Blockbuster on the entire planet! Such a blast from the past! Not only did it show the VCR tapes not all being rewound and having the slogan, "Be kind, rewind" on some of them, they also had plenty of merch and endless amounts of movies you can still rent today! Also cool displays and memorabilia up! If I lived in the area, I would be supporting this place like crazy. We happily bought a shirt, some stickers, magnet, and a souvenir membership card. They're having a block party to celebrate turning 40 on October 18th from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. if you can make it!

It's the last one in the world. It's still great bringing nostalgia into the high tech world. It's a great family friendly spot to visit and see "what movies used to be like." Still functional and has a nice selection of items to rent. Lots of promo merch to go through to show you visited. And a great selection of snacks/candy to go with your rental. Service was also classic with a teenager working the registers. Parking was ample. If you're in Bend you have to go here. P.S. I cannot confirm if there were any Russell Crow undergarments at this location.

In the area for work, came all the way from Texas. What a blast from the past! All kinds of collectibles and souvenirs. Lots of different "Blockbuster" memorabilia... shirts to hats to magnets and more! It is a rental store as well... VHS are rental only, not for sale.

Such a blast from the past. It's crazy how many memories come flowing back! So much nostalgia. Movies, merch, and memorabilia all around the store. And the staff was so fun and kind!

Feelings of nostalgia. Its incredible to see that they still have customers that rent. Walking in was like being 13 again and looking for some Nintendo games to rent with my cousins.

When in Bend, you've got to stop here. As a movie/physical media freak, I was so excited to be able to visit the last blockbuster in person. Everyone working was so nice, even to us blatant tourists passing through. Of course they have movies to rent, but they also have a good chunk of pre-owned dvds and blu-rays available for purchase if you can't rent. I picked up a couple that were reasonably priced - they have a lot of gems here (criterion, shout factory, etc) and I noticed some harder to find & OOP Blu-rays as I was browsing too. They've also got some great memorabilia around the store as well as merch and souvenirs. If you like movies, you've got to stop by!

Last one standing! Iconic! Visited the Blockbuster mainly for the photo op, but the nostalgia here is real! Of you're traveling through, be sure to stop here for your iconic blockbuster photo, and to support this small business and keep their doors open! Not interested in a movie? Just grab quick snack for the road :)

Bend is home to the LAST Blockbuster on the planet! Not only did I grow up renting movies at this location when spending the summers with my grandparents. I remember seeing it on the news when the other store closed around COVID leaving Bend's Blockbuster the last remaining store on the planet. Thats pretty cool in itself. But being a 90s kid, I had to take my Boyfriend to see the last one, there is so much nostalgia and memories that came rushing back to us both. This location isn't just a movie rental location, it has been turned into a museum of movie history. Though it is fully operational and the locals take their families in for rentals it is quite the tourist attraction. They sell all kind of trinkets from clothing to games to their very own Blockbuster ale. Which from what I heard are all made locally. They have signed movie posters and items from films on display, its quite amazing. They have over 21,000 titles to choose from and their prices? Incredible! You can rent a DVD for $0.99 for the week. New releases are a bit more and are 3 day rentals. You can rent VHS tapes for $.49 or purchase some for a few dollars. The staff was so friendly, they greeted us as we entered, let us browse, assisted locals renting movies. They even offered to take a photo for us in front of their memorabilia wall. I am so glad this store survived

An absolute MUST when in Bend!! So nostalgic and some amazing memorabilia! They have a great selection of merchandise and movies for purchase, and it totally brings you back to childhood! We had a fantastic time looking around at all the amazing collector items and memories here! Definitely need to go!!

I took a roadtrip along the coast from Los Angeles to Anchorage and had to stop here and am so glad that I did. I also had my pups with me and they are PET FRIENDLY! I grew up in the Blockbuster era, a time where Friday nights meant visiting a location to get a Netflix and chill night underway. It smelled exactly as I remember - popcorn and milk duds. The staff here were all wonderful and the memorabilia were all great souvenirs.

As someone who grew up going to Blockbuster on a weekly basis, I was extremely excited to have the opportunity to visit what is officially "The Last Blockbuster on the Planet." Prior to pulling up in the Blockbuster parking lot, hubby and I were filled with nostalgia and after getting out of the car, we took a photo on front of the blockbuster logo outside of the building. Upon entering the store, hubby and I were warmly greeted by employees then enjoyed walking around the store and seeing various homages to the past including a living room set up from the 1980s, actor chairs, movie posters , VHS tapes for sale, horror movies, and highlighting 80s movies. The friendly attitudes of store employees was infectious and as we were shopping, we engaged in several conversations with other visitors to the store. The store is fascinating in that it is part thriving store where a person can still rent a movie on DVD for seven nights and part pop culture museum in the various movie displays. After walking around for about an hour, and looking at various videos and items for purchase, hubby and I left purchased two postcards, a lanyard, a fridge magnet, and a-shirt which were all reasonably priced. The shopping experience was relaxing, fun, and great blast from the past.

Well yes I am old enough that I had a blockbuster card when they were still just VHS....( so that would make me .....37ish...). Anyway this is the very last Blockbuster video in the free world (at this point the free may go away before the last blockbuster... Let's hope not). on a day trip this was one of our spots to stop at and it is straight Americana! You can still rent DVDs or buy all kinds of swag here. If you just happen to be in the area, it's worth a stop for sure just to transport you back to old times... Damn, I sound old....Good stuff

A great trip back in time for people of a certain age. We were on vacation in Sunriver and this was the only stop we made in Bend. It's mostly a Blockbuster gift shop for tourists, but some lucky locals can still maintain memberships here. We couldn't leave without a bag of Blockbuster swag. If you are in Bend, it is a must visit. Just taking time to view the posters and display cases is worth the trip.

Flashback to the past and my whole childhood. What an experience. I found this place randomly as we were turning down this road I looked over and screamed to my husband "OMG IS THAT A BLOCKBUSTER!?!?!?!?!?", he whipped that car around soooo fast!! We ran inside like if we were going to be teleported back to our childhood. We definitely were. What a beautiful nostalgic experience walking in here. The last blockbuster on Earth!! They sell a huge variety of souvenirs, VHS tapes, and more different cool memorabilia! You'll probably cry walking out of the store just saying

I did the tourist thing and came in to look around and of cource, by a memorabilia TShirt. This retro store that actually still rents video is truly a trip down memory lane. Inside it it very much museum type item from Blockbuster of yesterday. The staff seemed very nice with a little undertone of, "Yes, all of this stuff was really "real" stuff from Blockbuster". I did notice a little sign that said pictures in the store are okay, pictures of the staff members needs permissions. I am glad I stopped in and if I could have found my original Blockbuster membership card, I would have included a picture of it, but since I threw it away a long time ago, I will have the memories of this place in my photo gallery.

I really miss the days of the old video rental stores. Friday nights as a teenager meant grabbing a stack of video games from the shelves, picking out a couple of movies, and stopping for pizza on the way home. It wasn't just about the games or the food, it was the whole experience. Walking through the aisles, debating with friends over what to rent, and knowing the night ahead was going to be simple and fun. Streaming and downloads might be convenient now, but they'll never replace the feeling of holding a game case in your hand, seeing the cover art up close, and making that choice on the spot. Those nights with pizza, games, and friends were something special, and I miss them more than I can say.

Since I still live a lot of my life in the 1990s, it makes me really happy to see that there's one still open!

How can I not give the last Blockbuster on earth anything but five stars..... It's nostalgic and now a unique icon of an era that once thrived with video rentals. It's just fun to visit and walk around the store, though they still function as a traditional Blockbuster in case you want to rent a movie.

In my youth I never imagined a time where we would be streaming videos + music and downloading video games. For the younger generations that were not around for the Blockbuster & overall video store era, there was a time where you had to leave your home to rent a movie (either a VHS or DVD) or video game. Normally there was a five day rental period in which you would be fined if you kept the movie or video game past the allotted timeframe. Although this method of consuming media was sometimes inconvenient and overall antiquated, there was something magical about browsing the movie and video game sections and chatting with strangers about their opinions (what is now captured via a YouTube review). The release of the 2020 documentary, "The Last Blockbuster" brought to the surface a ton of nostalgic memories from my childhood. Even better, hence the title, it brought to light the fact that there is a remaining Blockbuster video store located in Bend, Oregon. Fast forward to 2023, I was preparing an itinerary for a family trip to Portland and thought it would be cool to stop in Bend on the drive back home. As planned, en route to Sacramento from Portland, we made a quick stop at The Last Blockbuster. As I excitedly pulled into the Blockbuster parking lot (my wife was tickled by the apparent giddy expression on my face), I took in the signature Blockbuster logo in the signature yellow and blue theme. As we entered the store, we were greeted by a friendly employee located behind the counter. As we browsed the store, we noticed that it closely resembled the exact layout as the Blockbusters that I frequented as a child. For nostalgic folks such as myself, there is an entire section with Blockbuster memorabilia. For my wife and I, this was a fun walk down memory lane; however, my 10 year old son could not fathom why anyone would leave the comfort of their home to rent a movie or video game. As keepsakes, we bought two beers emblazoned with the Blockbuster logo and two Blockbuster neoprene beer koozies. If you are interested in witnessing a part of history, I definitely recommend visiting the store while it is still open (I'm hoping that the locals can keep it in business).

1. Easy to get to 2. Plenty of parking 3. Nice signs to take pictures in front of 4. ALLL THE NOSTALGIA 5. Bunch of DVDs and Blue ray to rent 6. They have 80s movies 7. Everyone goes in to buy merch 8. Good value 9. Good service 10. Even the check out machines are uber old BE KIND REWIND

So many memories flooded back when I pulled up to Blockbuster. I spent a few minutes documenting pictures of the front signs and taking in the moment. When I walked in the doors, it looked the exact same since the last time I was in a Blockbuster, maybe 15 or so years prior. I walked throughout the store and enjoyed all the old movie posters, memorabilia and seeing a good ole VHS tape. There are a few clothing racks set up to market Blockbuster apparel and nic nacs. The two lady employees at the front did not have a great attitude and were not very welcoming. I wanted to leave with something other than a picture for a souvenir but the clothes and hats were more money than I wanted to spend. I found a replica Blockbuster member card for two dollars. I was happy with that!

Let's do our part in keeping this shop open indefinitely! Can't imagine this place turning a profit on video rental so go buy something, T shirt, souvenir, candy, something. Didn't call ahead or talked to anyone working in the store so can't comment on their attitude. I took pictures inside and out, went in, looked around, bought 2 T shirts and left, all without conversing with anyone, customers or employees. I think that what we should all do; support them without getting too loud or excited. Living in San Diego, no idea if I'll ever be in Bend again but will for sure visit again and buy something if opportunities exit in the future.

A stop at the last blockbuster in the world was a condition my nephew set to go with us to Bend. So we made a quick stop here. Since we're from Eugene we obviously weren't about to rent a video (though we don't have VHS and maybe not DVD, so it wouldn't have worked anyway). They have a lot of souvenirs to commemorate your visits to the Last Blockbuster, like sweats, playing cards, t-shirts, and so on. There's some movie-related memorabilia to keep with the theme. I suspect there are people here who are renting videos, but seems like their main business nowadays is in people remembering their childhoods wandering through the aisles to rent the newest release. It's amazing to consider that's exactly what my sister, friends, and I would do, and now we have movies and television that are delivered right to our TV. Little me would have been astounded if she could have seen the future!

You gotta go to the last Blockbuster in the world when you go to Bend! We went in January of this year and the lot was covered in packed snow. The workers were all college-aged kids who were more interested in their phones than us, but to be fair they're probably used to people just visiting for the nostalgia and pictures. We got a couple of souvenirs that were reasonably priced and enjoyed looking around at the movies they had available for rent. We were just in town for the weekend so we didn't rent anything, but it's just so nice that this place is still standing after all these years.

What year is it?! While I was in Bend for decidedly other reasons, visiting "The Last Blockbuster" was high on the list for must-visits and it's worth coming! I highly recommend watching the documentary about the store to get the whole picture about the family and community in which it sits; but if you just want a blast from the past, you must come in. Blockbuster is in a more commercial area of Bend, not a far drive from downtown. It's in a little strip mall and boasts the original signs in the parking lots. The staff here are super welcoming, well aware that many people are coming for the novelty. The first thing I noticed was the smell, it's exactly like those Friday night memories growing up and looking for that favorite or new movie. To the right of the counter they have a 90s throwback room display. The store also has a bunch of real movie memorabilia plus all kinds of collectibles from the heyday of Blockbuster's popularity. Of course for those not renting, they have tons of used movies for sale. They also have souvenirs for sale including pens, shirts, magnets, postcards - and the coolest thing, a collaboration beer with 10Barrel nearby. Just to support, we bought a bunch of stuff; I wish we could still browse tangible media in person like this to choose movies. This is a must-visit spot in Bend!

Awesome. If you grew up with Blockbusters, you need to go here. They have time capsule displays set up all over. Tons of merch to buy. It brings you back to those Friday night. The buttered popcorn candle smells delicious.

I felt so much joy walking through these doors! We were in town visiting, so we had no plans to get a movie, but I was absolutely going to get some memorabilia and movie snacks! We, of course, had to take a pic with the sign out front, iconic. We went in on a Saturday night around 5pmish, and it wasn't too busy. There was a festival going on in Bend that day, which may have been part of it not being busy. This place is filled with classic setups, movie memorabilia, and blasts from the past! We wandered around the entire place with smiles on our faces just enjoying the feeling. We ended up at the section where you can buy movies that were previously rented out, and I ended up walking away with a dvd for $6! The middle of the store is the merch, and we ended up leaving with a blockbuster shirt, postcard, 2 membership cards, and a silicone shot glass. Everything was priced super reasonably, I think the shirt was the most expensive at $20. If you have the chance, check this place out and buy some merchandise so this place can stay open!!

So nostalgic and lots of selection including new releases, games and snacks. The only one left in the world.

Blast from the past. I think the most surprising thing about my visit was that: 1) they still use the same grimy old keyboards/computers Circa 1990-something. 2) they sell products with CBD now. Holy bajeez. They have a section with film memorabilia that's pretty cool. I was still just as confused about where to exit as I was in 2000. Worth a stop!

It was great to remember the old times when Blockbuster was the place to go on Friday nights. Very nice place. God selection.

I'd have to say it was pretty surreal visiting the last Blockbuster in the world. I was visiting from out of town with a girlfriend of mine, and we knew we had to stop by here. It was like stepping back into the 90s. What I liked most about it was that it was very much a functioning and active Blockbuster rental store, but it also integrated merchandise, keepsakes, a locked up time capsule towards the back of the store, and a roped off 90's "living room", that makes you feel right at home. I would be lying if I said I wasn't jealous of the residents of Bend for having this gem in their little town.

I'll be honest: One of the reasons I wanted to go to Bend was to visit Blockbuster. I pulled in to the parking lot and had flashbacks of visiting Blockbuster with my dad and brother as a youngster, walking around the aisles, looking for movies, finally finding one we all agreed on, only to have it be already rented! Unfortunately, we were just in the area for a night and did not have access to a VHS or DVD player so we just browsed... and were amazed at all of the old relics of the past. It was honestly like we stepped back in time, super cool. I loved the corner of the store that looked like our living room from years prior. While I didn't rent any movies, the selection looked good, and I did end up getting a couple of postcards and stickers and really considered getting a Blockbuster card but I am pretty sure I still have one from a decade (or more) ago. Renting movies, obviously there's great value in that. The service was adequate, no complaints. Even the computers looked like they did in the 80s and 90s - blue screens, old keyboards, old font - I loved it! I hope to make it a Blockbuster night in the future. If you're in Bend or even Oregon, visiting Blockbuster is a must... It'll take you way back.

What's up: Like many others, I grew up with my local Blockbuster and was sad when it went away. After watching the recent Netflix documentary about the Last Blockbuster, my friends and I had to make a stop in Bend to check it out. Parking: There is a small lot up front for parking that is shared with other businesses nearby. When we arrived, there were a few open spots, so it's a pretty busy location. Environment: Masks are required to enter. Walking in, it feels like you've gone back in time with all the DVDs and VHS tapes on the tracks. It had the classic colors of Blockbuster as well as the cool memorabilia from Russell Crowe. It's also cool seeing all the notes that fans from all over sent in to shore their live and support. There's also Last Blockbuster gear that can be purchased such as t-shirts, hats, and bottles. You can even get a membership card for $2. Yay/Nay/Meh: Yay. This was a very nostalgic stop on our trip. It's also awesome to see this lonesome little store still operating. I hope it sticks around for years to come because it really does represent a different era when people walked the rows to find something to watch instead of just clicking away. It's totally a time capsule of films and movies from a different time. Best of luck to this store and their Blockbuster family!

Visiting the Blockbuster in Bend was like entering a time capsule as I shared the same nostalgic sentiments like in the documentary called The Last Blockbuster. I browsed through collection of DVDs, and I reminisced of the days when they were VHS boxes. It had quite a collection of movies that don't show up on streaming services based of the algorithm of my preferences. There were also movies I haven't seen in years or haven't even heard of. During my visit, there was a combination of locals renting movies and out of towner like me snapping photos. The staff seemed busy sorting the returns. There was also merchandise to buy, and I got a shirt as a souvenir. This is a cool stop for any movie lover.

If you're already in Bend, then it's a must do. Take the 5-15 minutes to take your pictures outside AND inside the last Blockbuster in the universe. We went to gawk but left with a bumper sticker and a VHS tape. They were out of shirts at the time and at $20-40 a pop, I know how they stay afloat. That said, I would've bought a $40 hoodie if they were in stock!!! And I applaud them - whatever it takes!!! I highly recommend watching "The Last Blockbuster" before going. The inside is a flashback and is also a museum of sorts. So make sure you go inside, not just take pictures outside. Be kind, please rewind!

This place was absolutely everything you could possibly dream of! We traveled all the way from Southern California! The staff were super friendly and the store history memorabilia was so cool to see! This store is literally like a time capsule and I would highly recommend if you're visiting to check this place out! It's definitely a great memory to see the last Blockbuster! If you're a local please support this business and keep it surviving!! We can't let this place close down!! It's so awesome! There is a ton of merchandise you can buy at decent prices!

The last Blockbuster in the world! And let's keep it that way, as this precious gem should never bid adieu. Yes, we have all seen the documentary on Netflix (how ironic) about Blockbuster's bust and much of it featured this beloved Bend location, as the very last one. It's even better in person. On our first day in Bend, we HAD to make it to Blockbuster. And it feels very much like nostalgia when you walk inside, with blue and yellow all over the place. And you can easily tell the locals from the tourists because the locals are actually renting a movie. Staff probably is over this tourist trap, which is why it is not permitted to take a picture with or of the staff. I get it. So we minded our business and walked around the place and got some goods. They have a lot of Blockbuster merchandise to purchase since ya know, it's the last and only store. They also had a display area of items from movie sets that have been donated from directors and actors. I left with a fanny pack and tee-shirt; I know you're jealous. There is a tender place in my heart for Blockbuster. And if you feel the same way, you will love this Blockbuster that easily takes you back to simpler times and that college boyfriend that you shoulda broken up with from the start. If you're visiting Bend, Oregon, Blockbuster is a must.

A major blast from the past!!! Such a cool experience and totally worth the drive (3 hours from Portland!!) the staff were super sweet. The DVD they have here come from new releases (The Whale) to the old school. I believe it's $3.99 to rent and you need to have your ID to sign up, but to be in this environment again is really nostalgic. I bought some shirts, a magnet and this SUPER intense popcorn smelling candle that will probably annoy my boyfriend. Such an amazing place!!!

What year is it again? I feel like I've been transported back to a Friday night in 1999 and I'm here to pick up some VHS tapes and a pack of Butterfinger BB's. I honestly thought all Blockbusters have already closed down but when I mentioned a trip to Oregon, one of student's mentioned that there was a Blockbuster there so naturally, I had to make a stop and get all the photos for my teens. This Blockbuster is like a Prius hybrid. It remains a fully functional Blockbuster but is also part museum/souvenir store. This Blockbuster still has DVD's and video games for rent and I saw local Bend residents checking out and returning films. There are also a lot of tourists who make a detour here for a nostalgic walk down the aisles of Blockbuster, to take photos or buy Blockbuster branded swag like sweaters and water bottles. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend a stop at this little time capsule in Bend.

A MUST place to stop by if you grew up in the 90s. As we were driving up I was already starting to feel the feels of memory lane. You walk in and its all there like it never left! They have a number of videos' to rent and buy. They have a section to purchase merchandise and I think I blacked out because I left with - sunglasses, cups, postcards, magnets, and shirts BUT they have many more items to pick from!

It's 2022 and you have the opportunity to go to a Blockbuster - what are you waiting for? Even though I'm definitely the right demographic for feeling a certain kind of way about Blockbuster, I really didn't think visiting this store would do anything for me. I was wrong. Immediately greeted by the classic Blockbuster font and the nostalgic signage I was sold. I couldn't help but smile. I don't know if this place is going to be able to continue on forever, but I really hope it does. Definitely worth the stop if you're near Bend and want a trip down memory lane. And always remember: BE KIND. PLEASE REWIND.

Loved the experience, would go back again. So, nostalgic for the different generations. My family loved seeing the decorations and the merch. The vibe of the whole store brings you back to the blockbuster you used to go to with your family to pick out a movie to watch. Plus the merch was drippy too.

Walking through the doors of Blockbuster in Bend, OR is like entering a time machine with a one-way ticket to 1999. In fact, the nostalgia kicks in as soon as you see that distinctive sign lighting up the night sky. This last remaining Blockbuster location is a gem, and I hope they remain open for many years to come. It's hard to imagine DVD rentals make up a large percentage of the store's annual revenue, but bravo to the folks who forego streaming content in favor of something tangible. It's the Blockbuster memorabilia that really stands out here. I was so enthusiastic to finally make a pilgrimage here from Portland, I dusted off my credit card and purchased a trunk full of souvenirs. The store offers high quality branded merchandise that make excellent gifts. My Blockbuster hoodie is well made and always garners smiles and high-5's when I wear it in public. You can also find stickers, beer, bottle openers and all sorts of fun trinkets. Visit this video store/museum/time capsule today.

I was on a road trip to Spokane yesterday and had to stop in Bend for some gas. When I pulled into the gas station, I was so surprised to see that there was a Blockbuster directly next to me! I thought they closed all of them, so I looked it up and turns out this is the last one. So obviously I had to go inside of it. Waves of nostalgia came flooding back to me as I walked around the building. There was still candy by the checkout lane, tons of different movies to rent, but then they also had clothes. Some of them were actually really cool and I would have bought one, but sadly the store was doing cash only transactions. I took a look through the display case which also has a bunch of memorabilia in it. It's like a place frozen in time and I loved every moment there. The staff is friendly, they have a good amount of parking, and It's just a really cool place overall. I'll have to make sure to bring some extra cash on my next road trip so I can actually buy some stuff.

Takes me back to Friday nights in the 90s and my dad taking us to pick out a movie. I never knew there was a movie about this place! Bring cash if you want to buy any of the souvenirs. There's a cool museum wall in the back that is pretty cool. I was surprised to see someone drop off some movies and go inside and pick out more. I hope there is ongoing support for this place!

Oh sweet nostalgia. First off i cant believe i made the pilgrimage here, and i cant believe this is the last blockbuster. Takes me back. Definitely a must for anyone who loves movies and grew up making it a blockbuster night back in the 90s and 2000s. Dont forget be kind rewind.

Here is an opportunity to tell your friends via your Instagram story that you've finally completed that time machine you've been working on. Take a few pics here and they will be convinced. If the thought of seeing a Blockbuster makes you feel nostalgia, here is literally your last chance to scratch that itch. As a video rental store, this place is top notch. It still bustles with a fair amount of activity and looks just like the Blockbuster you remember. Rentals are from 99 cents up to $3.99 for the new hits. Keep them for 10 days. If your a Russell Crowe fan, theres several pieces of movie memorabilia here. I mean, who doesnt want to see his boxing robe from Cinderella Man? Its life changing.

If you know what Blockbuster is and you are in Bend, it's worth it for the nostalgic feel even if you aren't looking to rent. Fully operating, this bustling Blockbuster displays signed memorabilia alongside, stocked endless shelves. Excitingly, this store has gained popularity after the Netflix documentary highlighted their success. This shop has persevered as its brothers and sisters have all closed as the world shifts digital. Branded swag, popcorn buckets, candy, and of course movies and all available for purchase/rent. Keep this treasure alive and continue to show support.

My mom was a worker for this place but in Norman, Oklahoma! But she quit when I was born, so yeah.

"Be kind, rewind" - Maya Angelou I didn't drive 529 miles just to go to Blockbuster, but it was the final stop of a road trip that included roadside attractions such as Rainbow Truck Village, Japanese Balloon Bomb Memorial, and Screaming Tub Mannequin (I'm not kidding). Unless you are a local, this place only serves as a living flashback and photo op, though there is merchandise, an exhibit of media attending to the novelty of being the last Blockbuster, the site of the Captain Planet flashback scene, and some Russell Crowe memorabilia (actor's chair from Cinderella Man, a handkerchief full of angry spittle following arguments with a director, etc).

Ok this is a blast from the past. We wandered around and soaked in the nostalgia. They even have a little display of typical 90's living room - complete with Crystal Pepsi. The people in there were very nice and we grabbed a t-shirt for the kid back home who was dog sitting.

Thoroughly enjoyed the "Millennial Modern Marvel" (coined that myself). Nice service and decent selection. Cool merch selection. Can't complain. I miss Blockbusters

Bottom line: a definite "blast from the past!" Visited this place for all nostalgic reasons instead of being an actual patron. Entering through these doors felt like going through a time portal back 15 years. It's what I remember it being: walking through rows of videos/DVDs followed by struggling with indecision of what to watch; horror, Rom-Com, action, new release... should I get some of that video store popcorn even though I have some at home... how about some candy? All of these memories surged back and the store layout is exactly how you would remember it. As reported, it is the last Blockbuster on the planet and you should visit this place if you're in town. If for anything, for nostalgic sake.

So cool I just stepped back into the 1980s. I love the old vcr boxes, snacks & memorabilia. Amazed how busy it is, we're not the only ones here. They have blockbuster backpacks, T-shirts, even Blockbuster masks.... There's a large children center, new & retro films.