Hiring DVD players ?

[bongojona 2]

Hey all again :)

 

I stayed at the Queen Vic on Soi 6 last year and was impressed with my room. Mostly because it had a DVD player in it ! Great way to spend an early afternoon watching your new DVDs, and your TGs love it too :)

 

This year I will be staying at 2 places, the Dynasty Lodge on soi 13 and Flipper House on , of course, soi 7 (got a mini suite there). Queen Vic has no pool, and I do like to take a dip in the hot thai sun :)

 

Does anyone happen to know if these places offer DVDs for their occupants ?

 

If not, is there a place you can rent one from ? Blockbusters perhaps ?

 

Bongojona

[bongojona 2]

As I'm only going for 2 weeks I don't intend to buy one . I just read the thread below regarding buying DVD players. If it is possible, I would prefer to hire one.

 

Bongojona

[MaiPenRai5555 0]

If not, is there a place you can rent one from ?  Blockbusters perhaps ?

 

Bongojona

Blockbusters do rent them sometimes.Though when I tried they wanted my passport.So that was the end of that conversation

There are other places where you can rent.Though to be honest I have forgotten where!

[Bigmike 0]

btw, anyone want an almost unused Mountain-bike? PM me.

What after you have been riding it ?.

Bigmike.

[Greg_B 306]

Check on E-Bay for one. I just got a Mini DVD Player, that is "Region Free" {can be used in all regions}. It has a TV hookup and I plan to use it in Thailand. Not a big item {smaller than a laptop} and will be in the carry on for use on the trip over.

[Guest Fatboyfat]

What after you have been riding it ?.

Bigmike.

One careful old lady driver ?!

[valentinoxxx 4]

You can buy a basic dvd player for around 1500 baht in Carrefour or Tesco-Lotus. At the end of the fortnight just give it to a favoutite bar-girl.

 

btw, anyone want an almost unused Mountain-bike? PM me.

I think it is unlikely that you will get a DVD player in Carrefour for 1500 baht. You can get a portable VCD player for that price.

DVD players are likely to be 3000 baht upwards for a full size machine, 5000 for a portable.

 

For a portable Video and music solution, you can try something like this, from Carrefour at 2000 baht:

 

VCD films/Music/Karaoke are available widely in Thailand, from as little as 19 baht. Cheaper for the girl you leave it to.

[yousee76 0]

A new DVD is hard to find for 1500baht ,but in one of the pawn-shops

you can have one for 1500baht.

 

There are alot of pawn-shops on 3rd road and soi Buakhao.

 

[Greg_B 306]

Mine was 4,500 Baht {Bought on E-Bay} and works great on my TV in the USA, with the DVD's I bought from Thailand...Region Free and dual voltage, 1/2 the size of a laptop...

 

 

Item # 3092201073

[Sa-teef 44]

I have a dvd/cd-rw drive on my laptop. Great way to check-out the dvd's before I head back home and the TG's seem to like playing with it as well.

 

I can load my digital pics and edit them there and burn 'em on to a cd-rw for travel. The ladies often like a copy of some of the pics as well so I burn the ones they want and drop them off at the photo shop for development. Puts a smile on their face.

 

~Sa-teef

[vanilla73 10]

you can hire dvd player at the sabailodge, think the charge 200 a day, and 2 movies included

[irishman 0]

See the thread by Soi 7. He brought a Cyberhome CH 300 DVD player from the States. I just bought one also for $36.95 from Best Buy and will be bringing it back with me. It is quite small but takes 120 -240 volts, is region free and plays a bunch of other stuff also.

 

Cheers

[Greg_B 306]

Gotta agree with Irishman, easier to get your own at home and bring it with you. They are small and easy to bring along...Just make sure you get a Region Free player and you will be fine..