After wavering between charging $1.50 and $2 a night for Blu-ray rentals during its test program, Redbox has decided to go with the cheaper price as it makes the high-definition discs available nationwide at 13,300 kiosks, with plans to nearly double that number by the fall.

To see which kiosks near you are stocked with Blu-ray, check this link before you head out.

Redbox users, is it worth the extra 50 cents a night (DVDs are $1 a night) to watch movies in HD?

Previously: Blu-Ray Redbox Spotted In The Wild, Rental Costs $2 For First Day

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