They always go out of their way to help in the cost of there tanning and other items ,there deals…read moreare fantastic and there service is great as well and they do have a selection of items to shop for such as t shirts and handmade items locally made. I would recommend shopping and tanning at endless summer.

[NOTE: I wrote a review for Movie Warehouse a week ago, which was posted to their previous business…read morepage. Along with that, I suggested a business edit to reflect the accurate address/location, and apparently a new page was created. Go figure. So here's a re-post of the same review which applies to THIS address/location.] Movie Warehouse is tucked in a strip mall between a liquor store and Pizza Hut. Get some booze, pizza, and movies -- you're good for the night. You can rent recent releases, older films, and video games. The collection of older films is quite small, but there's a few gems here. Mainly, I just see a lot of recent movies available. Around the shop are some used movies for sale, too. I haven't really paid attention to rental prices because I haven't paid the few times I've been here, but I heard about $3 a night. I think that's a bit high, but perhaps Redbox has me spoiled? What I find odd are the tanning beds. The tanning beds themselves aren't odd, but mixed in with a movie rental place? What? I guess you can bake a bit before grabbing a flick for a night in. I believe I saw about four or five tanning bed rooms and packages are about $20-30/month. Don't know anything beyond that. I'm more of a Redbox/movie from the library kind of person, but it's nice to have a rental place with more movie options. Plus, Monday nights are rent one, get one free. Good deal there.

Adult beverages may have been involved. Still, when my niece insisted we bring my sister in here on…read moreher birthday after multiple cocktails, we were still the soberest people in the store. And we laughed our butts off at some of the antics Like what you ask. Some woman was buying penis molds for jello shots. She asked if they had any penis's in a smaller size and two men in the store raised their hands. There was a woman raising holy #ell cause she wanted to spend $100 plus and they wouldn't let her. She had a credit card but no ID. She said they were discriminating cause her girlfriend is black. IDK...she wasnt there. Ended up owners and woman dropped multiple F Bombs before they kicked her out and just outside the door she did a face plant. I had enough entertainment for one night and headed home...lol all the way. Lots of merchandise, in every size and style if your into that.

A Great shop. Always…read morea pleasure. Best in Dayton. Slide on in. Live your fantasy.

clean, great service nice people great prices kelly is awesome!! loads of different games and sortsread more

Sooo..I'm not a gamer. I haven't been a gamer since the early 90's. Sega Genesis was the last…read moresystem I really owned and enjoyed. I pretty much only shop at stores like Gamestop when I am buying gifts for people. This location is much like all other locations I've been to. They're pretty well stocked in all current gaming systems and games. Prices are a bit high, especially for used games. I've heard they don't really buy them for much from customers but then they turn around and sell them for sometimes as little as five or ten dollars less than the cost of a new game. Not cool. It seems like most transactions here take a while to get through. I was here that day to buy a gift card, but I ended up having to wait in line for close to ten minutes because the people at the registers were busy with the two customers that were in front of me. One was selling games, the other was asking for advice on a potential purchase. I mean, the employees were giving really good customer service to these customers, I just wish someone could've broke away for the ten seconds it would've taken to scan my card and have me on my way. They do have a frequency program that they try to get you to sign up for, but they are nowhere near as pushy as they are at FYE about it. Seeing that when I'm there I'm either purchasing a gift card, or asking the type of questions that reveal I'm not into video games at all, they usually take the hint and not bother me about it. Nothing wrong with Gamestop or this location overall. I'm sure next time I need a gift for that special gamer in my life I'll be back.