JBF First Time Parents Presale: 9/30/15 630p-10p

Expecting and First Time Parents are invited to shop our exclusive Presale from 630p-10p on Wednesday, Sept 30

Find everything you need including: maternity clothing, high chairs, bouncy seats, swings, strollers, pack'n'plays, safety items and much more!

ELIGIBILITY:

• You should either be pregnant with your first child or your first child is less than one year old. Adoptive parents are included too.
  
  
• Nursing infants may attend the presale with the parent. Otherwise, no children over 12 months of age Public days are October 1-4 and children of all ages are welcome during all public sale times. .
  
• By reserving your admission ticket you are giving permission for your information to be added to our mailing list. We do not share our mailing list information, and promise not to spam you. All correspondence is related directly to JBF and our sales events in Denver.
  

More information can be found on our website: www.denver.jbfsale.com

FAQs

Q. Are children allowed at the event?
A. We do not allow mobile children at the presale. The presale is extremely busy and the no-children policy is for the shopping enjoyment of all attendees.

Q. Does everyone need their own ticket?
A. This registration is for 2 people: the expecting parent plus one guest. You may print your ticket or show it on your phone.

Q: What is the refund policy?
A: All ticket purchases are final. All sales of merchandise during the event are final; no refunds and no exchanges. Please inspect your purchases carefully and ask questions before you leave the sale. We have test batteries and will assist you to open boxes to verify contents.

Q. What type of payments do you accept at the sale?
A. We prefer cash but gladly accept Visa, MasterCard.

Q. Do you have shopping carts available?
A. We provide large shopping bags to use while you shop, and also offer a Hold Area to store your purchases while you are shopping. You may want to consider bringing a bag or a laundry basket or wagon, as we sometimes run out of shopping bags during peak shopping times.