Free Ringling Bros Circus Tickets (US)
Parenthood brings many wonderful firsts - your baby’s first tooth, your baby’s first steps... and of course, your Baby’s First Circus!
That’s why they created the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Baby’s First Circus program for parents of newborns (up to 12 months old and living in the continental United States).
When You Sign Up You'll Receive:
A ticket voucher, which will arrive by mail, that can be exchanged for a free ticket to any
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey performance, anytime, anywhere. No expiration date!
You'll also be able to print a very special commemorative certificate, that you can personalize with your child's name!
Ringling Bros. celebrates children of all ages. Give a special gift to your older children by signing them up, and you'll be able to print a free personalized Ringling Bros. commemorative certificate for them also.
Getting your free ticket voucher and personalized certificate is easy, so sign up today and prepare for a lifetime of fun with TheGreatest Show On Earth®!
Click for Baby’s First Circus ticket
(US only)
- This was posted by Catherine on February 16, 2011 -
QUICK FREEBIE TIP:
Yes, sometimes freebies are just for Canadian readers. Sometimes they are just for US readers. Sometimes even just for UK, Australian or European readers. I only find the freebies, I have no control over who the company can ship to. Canada is a different country, and I am Canadian, so that's why I search out and post as many Canadian freebies I can find.
Click for more quick freebie tips
◊ Enjoying all the freebies? Want to keep up with the latest free stuff, deals, coupons, and other ways to save money? Subscribe to Frugal Freebies' email updates or RSS Feed! - it's free!
◊ Check us out on Twitter and join in the conversation of even more great freebies, deals and coupons on our Frugal Freebies fan page on Facebook.
Posts
Skip the free circus tickets. It is hard to be positive when talking about circus animal abuse, but parents really need to educate themselves about the abusive and inhumane life these animals live to maintain the circus's image. A search on the Internet and YouTube and you can see pictures of baby elephants being torture trained.