BottleDrop - Fred Meyer Hollywood

Parking lot NE Weidler St Portland OR 97232 USA

2.7 (23 reviews)

BottleDrop - Fred Meyer Hollywood recycling center in Portland, OR - View of facility

About This Center

At this BottleDrop Redemption Center located at 3030 NE Weidler St in Portland, OR, visitors can sign up for a new BottleDrop account, purchase Green Bags for use with their account, and drop off Green or Blue Bags at the secure drop door on the premises. The center offers the convenience of using the BottleDrop kiosk to print a voucher for account funds, which can be redeemed for cash at the checkout counter. Additionally, visitors can withdraw their BottleDrop account funds and print a BottleDrop PLUS store credit voucher worth 20% more at this retailer. The center operates daily from 8am to 8pm and provides services such as individual container counts done by Stream Count at the Bulk Count station, with self-serve machines being unavailable. For those interested, there is a Hidden Bottle Hunt History, and the center encourages following a Green Bag on its journey. In Eugene, self-serve machines are unavailable, and in Bend, limited parking is available due to construction. For more information or questions about the return process, visitors can visit the Customer Service page on the website.

Materials Accepted and Services Offered

Glass BottlesPlastics #1 & #2Drop-offSecure Drop DoorBottleDrop KioskBulk Count Station

Featured Reviews

Mason Kazer

Mason Kazer (2/5 stars, 2 years ago): Went at 4:30PM bag drop was open but individual bottle/can return was closed and locked for some reason. Really glad I drove out of my way for this.

kl jax

kl jax (5/5 stars, 4 years ago): So organized. We can so directly into the truck sometimes when it is too full. Just make sure to scan your card in. We are so fortunate that there are real people working at this facility thank you I would have never done this if we did not have a setup like this in my neighborhood.

Richie Rosencrans

Richie Rosencrans (2/5 stars, 5 years ago): Not the nicest bottle drop center as many people show up with shopping baskets of cans and bottles and linger in the area. Street/homeless people are of course not dangerous or rude by default but it can feel uncomfortable if you're not used to being in close proximity. If there are issues with the devices it can be hard to find a store employee to assist. Recommend getting the green bags with bar code so you can quickly drop a whole bag and go. Perhaps consider donating your deposit returns to a social services shelter?