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Show Adventureland brings its videos to P.C. 4T. j- , , ' nilir " .1 'Hii , , f 1- x-, ! v4nMtlm : lL: W - l.-. - - l 1 through Friday, but go up lo a Saturday. The increased fee Saturday Satur-day is because Adventureland is not open Sunday, so the renter gets to keep the VCR, and whatever movies, until Monday morning, she said. If it doesn't sound so good to rent a VCR every time you want to see a movie, you can rent to own, Bentley said. Under that system you can keep the recorder all week, for $11.95. If you end up buying, the bill is paid after 78 weeks, or you can pay it off any time before that. Being an Adventureland member has other advantages, Bentley said. Members receive a $3.25 discount at Lagoon in the summertime. She said she is also working on a discount v plan at the 49th Street Galleria. Also, if you're traveling, your memberhsip is good at any other Adventureland. If renting's not your deal, you can buy. Bentley said videos cost from $29 to $79 each depending on the movie. Two examples: The Empire Strikes Back costs $59.95, while Footloose or 48 Hours runs at $29.95 each. Since opening, Benton said her biggest hits have been "The Empire Strikes Back" and "The Natural." But they could be surpassed by one of the incoming new arrivals. The newest of those at Adventureland are the foursome of "Police Academy," "Tightrope," "The Never Ending Story," and "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." Benton said she will soon be adding "The Lady in Red" and "All of Me." Adventureland manager Wendy Benton pulls down The Natural, a popular video. " , ' . photo by Randy Hanskat by Randy Hanskat Adventureland Video, with franchise fran-chise outlets in almost 400 locations around the nation, has brought its assortment of videos to Park City. The new store recently opened at 750 Kearns Blvd. in the Century 21 building. Store manager Wendy Bentley-came Bentley-came up from Price to open the Park City outlet. Both are owned and operated by the Bean & Ross Partnership. Bentley said her shop has over 300 titles in stock, and that total grows each week. Videos can be rented or purchased at Adventureland. The best deal for renting is to become a member, Bentley said. To do that costs $9.95 at the outset; with that fee come 12 free movie rentals, one each month. Then if a member wants to rent other movies the cost varies by the day of the week. On Monday through Thursday, the first rental costs $3, the second $2, and the third $1 . Movies rented Friday or Saturday cost $3 for each. Video cassette recorders (VCRs) cost $2 per night from Monday |
