No More Blockbuster Rentals in Downtown Bellevue…Until October

No More Blockbuster Rentals in Downtown Bellevue...Until OctoberThe Downtown Bellevue Blockbuster on Bellevue Way will be closing on July 14th. A new location will then reappear on Main St & 106th in October, where the old “Far Fetched Furniture” once was.

Sunday night was the last night to rent movies from Downtown Bellevue Blockbuster’s current location. All movies currently checked out must be returned by July 14th.

All remaining movies at the location are currently for sale. Lucky for us, there are many other digital and movie-by-mail alternatives. There isn’t as much of a need for brick and mortar stores as in the past, but it is still nice to see that they will continue to have a presence in Downtown Bellevue in a couple of months.

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