USA Holiday. Where's the best place to buy Blus?

[BIGLAD]

Visiting USA soon where is the best place to buy blu rays?

[AaronSCH]

If you will be in California or any other state in which there are "Fry's Electronics" locations, I would start there. Their prices and selection are really terrific. If you are gonna be here for a week or two, I would order online from Family Video since they are hands down the cheapest online retailer. They also have retail locations throughout the country. Tthe largest retailer of Blu-ray media throughout North America happens to be Best Buy. Unfortunately their name is a misnomer since their prices are high and selection is low.

[Charles3669]

Originally Posted by BIGLAD

Visiting USA soon where is the best place to buy blu rays?

Well where in our country will you be visiting?

[katharsis]

Amazon.

[BIGLAD]

Originally Posted by Charles3669

Well where in our country will you be visiting?

The west coast California,San Francisco.

[katharsis]

Originally Posted by BIGLAD

The west coast California,San Francisco.

If you are going to be in Hollywood or San Fran, check out Amoeba Music.
I love that store and would just fly in to go shop all day! Found so many records that I have not been able to get anywhere else and really good pricing. They also had an insane amount on foreign DVDs. Last time I went was end of 2006, so no Blu-ray, yet. However they have a release list on their website and it mentions BDs ... if unsure, just give them a call before you go down there.

http://www.amoeba.com/

[Ranger-R]

Amazon has great deals, I'd get here, sign up for the 30day free prime and order a load of blu's with free 2 day delivery to the address you'll be at.

[ThePhantomOak]

Originally Posted by BIGLAD

The west coast California,San Francisco.

Other than Blu-ray, what will you be seeing?

You can PM me. I will let you know about some fun things most tourists dont know to see (best views, cheep parking, etc)

[Russell_L]

Originally Posted by BIGLAD

The west coast California,San Francisco.

Amoeba Music in SF has a decent selection of Blu-rays, as does Virgin Records and Best Buy (also SF), but their prices are high. (Amoeba is even higher than BB.) If you will be in Berkeley (just across the bay from SF), be sure to visit Rasputin Records--their BD selection is pretty decent (they also have a fair selection of used BDs) and their prices are about $3 less than Best Buy. (I visit them every day, since I work just a couple of blocks away. ) There's also an Amoeba Music in Berkeley, but their BD section (new and used) is very small.

[BIGLAD]

Originally Posted by ThePhantomOak

Other than Blu-ray, what will you be seeing?

You can PM me. I will let you know about some fun things most tourists dont know to see (best views, cheep parking, etc)

Here is my itinerary San Francisco,Monteray,Carmel,Solvang,Lompoc,Santa Barbara,Los Angeles,Palm Springs,Scotsdale,Sedona,Grand Canyon,Williams,Las Vegas,Fresno,Sonora,Sacramento,San Francisco.

[Charles3669]

Originally Posted by BIGLAD

Here is my itinerary San Francisco,Monteray,Carmel,Solvang,Lompoc,Santa Barbara,Los Angeles,Palm Springs,Scotsdale,Sedona,Grand Canyon,Williams,Las Vegas,Fresno,Sonora,Sacramento,San Francisco.

Hey pretty good itinerary. Your only seeing a few states but thats ok maybe youll see the other 47 someday. When in Cali go to frys and Arizona has an electronics deal that ill look up for you and send to you when I find it. And I hope you enjoy your trip, and remember to go home afterwards. We already have enough illegals. JK JK.