An Unknown opening date means there is not enough reliable data to confirm when, or whether, the kiosk actually opened to customers.

Some locations may have been planned, listed, shipped, or even physically installed, but still never became active for public use.

Why a kiosk may have never opened

• The kiosk may have been planned for the store but never delivered or installed.
• The store may have closed, remodeled, changed ownership, or cancelled the placement before launch.
• The kiosk may have been installed but failed power, network, payment, or activation checks.
• The machine may not have been stocked with discs or completed final setup.
• The location agreement may have fallen through after installation.
• The kiosk may have been damaged, removed, or disabled before customer use.
• The backend system may have created a location record even though the kiosk never became active.
• Company shutdowns, vendor issues, or bankruptcy-related disruptions may have prevented final activation.

Access to this kiosk may require Base Credentials, such as a valid military ID, dependent ID, contractor credentials, visitor pass, sponsor access, or other base authorization.

Public access can vary by base and location, so verify access requirements before traveling there.