Bronco off rodeo includes free hotel?

[scotman623]

They serve you FOOD!!! To the people complaining by what’s on the menu, you will NEVER make it in the off road community!! Lobster and prime rib is not on the menu..

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[jacknifetoaswan]

They serve you FOOD!!! To the people complaining by what’s on the menu, you will NEVER make it in the off road community!! Lobster and prime rib is not on the menu..

I'd have just brought my own food. But, I guess if Jersey Mike's is fancy, I should probably turn in my Bronco and go back to being a pussy on the street, right?

JR

 

[Los]

dose anyone know if the bronco off rodeo that comes with your new bronco includes a free night at a hotel/lodge?

NOPE!

 

[Durangatan]

There is no lack of camping on BLM for Moab!

 

[TXscooterguy]

I attended the Texas Off Roadeo on Monday. It was fantastic! This course will give you the confidence you need to use your Bronco in the manner that it was designed and built for. "Hollywood" was our trail guide. I can't say enough good things about how amazing she was on the trail and how well she worked with each of the attendees. She is truly a sweetheart. It was 100 degrees outside so we passed on the final campfire. If you are eligible to attend and choose not to go, I'd say that would make you a "Roadeo Clown." Just do it. You'll thank me later.

 

[WaitingForMyBroncoHTX]

Has the Off-Roadeo increased their prices? I am registering for it now and it's basically $500 for a non-driving guest. Thought I remembered it being in the $200's a couple months ago when I last checked.

 

[bradcd]

Has the Off-Roadeo increased their prices? I am registering for it now and it's basically $500 for a non-driving guest. Thought I remembered it being in the $200's a couple months ago when I last checked.

Yes, 2023's pricing increase happened on March 1st.

 

[userdude]

The Off Roadeos are just day events; they'll give you water (and a Yeti water thingamabob), lunch/dinner/desert, and entertain/educate you for ~9 hours give or take. At the one in Texas, the associated resort caters; it's good enough, really like banquet service. The Texas Classic Bronco Club (whatever it's called...) also showed up for the evening festivities, which is cool.

Personally, I'd recommend staying in Llano and skip staying at the resort, unless you want to pay a lot of money.

 

[Moto26]

Yes, 2023's pricing increase happened on March 1st.

Holy crap. Glad I did it last October with my kid, or it would have cost me $400 to have him sit in the right seat for a few hours and eat the equivalent of a school lunch for dinner. He did get a nice, tiny little Yeti thermos, though…

 

[DrewBronc21]

I think the food in NH was fine for an outdoor off-roading event and I’m from NY so a food snob by default ….Had a sandwich at the top of the mountain for lunch and a buffet style dinner at the end. It was as I expected.

I thought the overall price for the offroadeo is high, especially if bringing a guest. I learned a ton and had a great time but it’s $$$.

 

[Heath Aggen]

So what do you actually get with the purchase of a Bronco, the right to attend. If I pay for a driver and an under 18 guest it is 1000 bucks for a day. Is that right? I would like to for me and my son to go.

 

[DrewBronc21]

So what do you actually get with the purchase of a Bronco, the right to attend. If I pay for a driver and an under 18 guest it is 1000 bucks for a day. Is that right? I would like to for me and my son to go.

owner pays $150 but it’s refundable with your purchase of a Bronco, $75 for insurance, non driver guest is $500, driving guest is $600, + accommodations. Yeah you’re spending a $1,000.

I still thought it was worth it to do once. If guest price was lower, I might do it again.

 

[Navyicman]

I went to NH on Monday. Wife and I made it a mini vacation. We had a blast, my wife was amazed at what these vehicles are capable of handling. We rented a VRBO house literally 3 minutes from Gunstock (on the hill above the inns and suites) for a decent price, for the season.
Yes it was sandwiches, tea, coffee, and lemonade at the top of Gunstocks Panorama lift but it was not terrible for a lunch while we were taking a break from the wheeling.
The end of the day they had a catered (I believe it was from Gunstock) buffet style dinner with steak tips, chicken picatta,
roasted vegetables, rice pilaf, stuffed mushrooms, rolls and an apple blossom for desert. The food was better than I expected, definitely was NOT Jersey Mikes.

All in all I was a fun educational.day, we had mud, but no rain on the day. Evan, Terry and the other guides were knowledgeable and made the learning fun. Yes having to pay 500 for my wife to ride was steep, but after the day was over, she said it was worth it.

 

[BlueBronco]

So what do you actually get with the purchase of a Bronco, the right to attend. If I pay for a driver and an under 18 guest it is 1000 bucks for a day. Is that right? I would like to for me and my son to go.

As stated, your admission is included in the price of a Bronco. Guest is $500 and I don't think under 18 are allowed to drive, don't worry, your son will have a blast anyhow. A trick I learned was to register for the Off-Rodeo (VIN check and contact info) but don't complete the purchase, a couple days layer you will receive an email for $100 off guest admission. Or, the North Texas Bronco Club had a code that would get you a discount but not sure if it is still active. You should also have a $250 guest/merch credit that can be applied and you can confirm while registering. Insurance is not needed, you would have to be completely reckless and not listening to the guides to damage the Bronco. Overall, I think the the off-rodeo cost us $150 (not including lodging, gas and other meals, of course).

The wife and I just went to the Texas Off-Rodeo a few weeks ago and had a great time. We did stay at the resort but there are also options close by in Marble Falls and vrbo's all over the place. As far as food, it was okay, fajitas for lunch and bbq for dinner. This is Texas after all so you need to bring your A game if you are gonna leave a lasting impression with TexMex and/or bbq. Our guide was Cory and he was great, apparently he helped scout the location and build the facility. Trails ranged from easy to tough, and had I come across the Texas-2-Step out in the wild I may have taken the bypass. The ORX course was fun as well and you get to open up the Bronco (25mph anyway) around a course with some banks and twisties. Overall a great experience. Only negative was we got behind a resort group (you can book a 4 hour "adventure" directly through Horseshoe Bay resort) and it slowed us down a bit on the last two obstacles.

We also had gone to the Vegas location 2 years ago and would recommend that as well, although that time we chose to stay on the strip and not the partner hotel.

 

[BertieMoss]

I had the same question and ended up calling the Off-Roadeo folks—they confirmed the hotel stay is covered for the driver only, not for guests. You just give them your arrival and departure dates, and they book it. Reminded me of how smooth things were at the mercure perth hotel during my last trip—super organized check-in and they handled everything without me needing to chase anyone.

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