Burlington Coat Factory

Update: The store manager stated that the employee was in the wrong and that they are supposed to help carry larger items to your vehicle if needed. I gave them a extra star but, they need to train their employees. That is still rediculous to even have to go through that experience.
I typically love Burlington and used to love this store but, they refuse to assist individuals (people juggling babies, small children, elderly, handicapped etc.) that purchased large items to their vehicles. Their carts cannot leave the store and they won’t help you to your vehicle because it’s a «liability» all while looking at you as if you’re the stupid one and inconveniencing them by asking for help for even thinking a store would help with large purchases. Why sell large items if your employees will not help those that need it? They rather lose loyal customers instead of shopping carts. Makes no sense whatsoever. I will drive the extra mileage and go to one of the other stores in Tucson. Never have I ever heard such nonsense.

Paging all amateurs! This was a horrible shopping experience. I love Burlington coat factory but not this one. First off they have only been open a week and already the shelves were empty — do they not get weekly shipments to restock? Guess not :(The alarm went off every cart that tried to exit and the loss prevention officer would randomly check every 3^rd person. Wth?! And to top off my evening it took 30 minutes to check out and not because of the line but because of an item that did not have a BCF tag. It took 6 people to try and find a price for a little girls bag– and then still overcharged me for it! BCF Not Cool!