DISQUS

Timothy Parry Jr. · 1 year ago

Uhh... Nashville doesn't promote "The King" near as much as Memphis does. It is one of the nicest airports I have had the pleasure of flying out of and the TSA employees are really quick(at least when I have been there).

Michael · 1 year ago

Hmm, clearly I am not from the south, so I can't pull one over on you guys!

Nashville... Memphis... They are in the same state at least! :)

What about Dolly Parton DVDs, then?

daniel644 · 1 year ago

I would only rent from an airport if there was a kiosk at the airport I was ariving at also.

Terri · 1 year ago

Sure why not, since the airlines are going to start charing for those inflight movies anyway for 5.00 a crack. If you have a laptop with a dvd drive I sure would

RMD · 1 year ago

Funny you mention that. There is a Dolly documentary I saw floating around in Tennesee ...wal mart I think

daniel644 · 1 year ago

I haven't looked to see what it was but there is some dolly parton dvd in the local redbox here in north georgia in walmart, but I don't care to read what its about, also I've met her in person when I was a kid when my family went to DOLLYWOOD I was probably about 10 back then.

Summer · 1 year ago

Absolutely! I've been waiting for this. We need a redbox in all airports so we can easily rent & return the movies.

zoomie76 · 1 year ago

it would be much more convenient than what i have to do now...i stop at the closest macdonalds to the ap and then have to find a close one at my arrival airport to drop off. most airports have macdonalds, so seems like a great place to locate...even if redbox isn't already in those states/cities.

Col. Tom Parker · 1 year ago

I flew out of Nashville's Airport yesterday and saw one of the RedBox kiosks (it's just past security in Terminal C). I think it's a good idea they're putting these in airports, especially considering that the other airport shops there sell DVDs for $10+.

ktscott01 · 1 year ago

If I have a 1 or 2 day trip I think this would be great. What would be really cool is if you could plug in at a kiosk and download a movie.

STORMCHASER1 · 1 year ago

That is the only intelligent response I have read. What's the usefulness of renting a DVD at Nashville airport unless you are returning to Nashville the next day? Unless you're flight delayed in Nashville for over two hours. Duh

snake_105 · 1 year ago

Hey, Duh, please let us know what qualifies you to determine what an intelligent response is.

Mike · 1 year ago

The usefulness is that you can rent in Nashville and return your movie at any one of the other 9,999 redbox kiosks in nashville and across the country...

daniel644 · 1 year ago

yes but if you rented it from nashville and got on a plane are you going to know where if at all there is a redbox where you are going. So I said the orignal comment to make the point that without knowing there is a convienent location to return the movie when you get were your going then why risk getting stuck with a movie you can't return because you didn't think to check to see if there was a redbox were you were going, so it only makes sense to rent from an airport if the redboxes are at all airports you can be going to.

Paul · 1 year ago

I would definitely rent redbox at the airport because they are so readily available and can be turned in at any walmart in the country.

Paul · 1 year ago

You can return it to any redbox in the country. As far as I know, there is one in every walmart.

lucca · 1 year ago

Yes, but I have to travel with my computer that's a pain. I don´t think people take their computer when they travel -maybe for business, but I do not see business travelers downloading movies-.