Bronco Off-Roadeo cost?

[The Driving Viking]

Thinking of doing an Off-Roadeo. What's the typical cost if you bring 1 guest? Looks like you still have to pay for logging and everything else. What's all included?

I think my 12 year old daughter would love this. It think it would be a great chance to make a great memory with her and also sway her over a bit to the Bronco side since she's a big Jeep fan. Lol.

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[mountainbronco]

You only have to pay for guest if they also drive. Non driving, should not be charged.

 

[Layman]

You only have to pay for guest if they also drive. Non driving, should not be charged.

Are you sure about that? I just registered for Off Roadeo NH and had to pay for my 17 and 16 year old kids. So not 18 years old, so not able to drive, but still had to pay. I think it was like $395 for the first guest and $295 for the second. Spendy, but I hope totally worth it to have a great experience with my kids.

 

[Djstang2011]

https://broncooffroadeo.com/

most of your questions are answered in the FAQ section on "Costs"

 

[dan79]

I was wondering on this as well I get emails and mail about it every week wanted to do it wasn't sure what it would actually cost me to attend NH

 

[Hobgoblin]

It is a great event. I took my 18 year old son to Texas. We both had a blast. We will remember it for a long time.

We used hotel points and stayed about 30 minutes away. Traveled over in the morning. They provide lunch and we had a dinner with live music. The food was really good. They also gave us each Yeti bottles with the logo on it.

 

[RHeinz]

I thought it was a bit pricy. First Class however and some nice swag. Paid the guest fee for my wife. She would not drive, but now knows what the vehicle is capable of.

Also, got to learn about many mechanical features of the Bronco that I might not ever have discovered, some off road driving techniques, and driving experiences I probably wouldn’t have tried on my own.

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[mybikeisred]

I think theres something in the fine print that says guests have to be 16 or older? Not 100% sure.

 

[The Driving Viking]

I think theres something in the fine print that says guests have to be 16 or older? Not 100% sure.

I thought it said 12 years or older?

 

[mybikeisred]

I thought it said 12 years or older?

Maybe, but I think I remember reading something and thinking that bringing my daughter wasn’t an option, and she was 15 at the time. Could also be different now too. I don’t really see any reason why younger kids shouldn’t be allowed.

 

[TheDoctor]

You only have to pay for guest if they also drive. Non driving, should not be charged.

That is not correct. Guests pay a fee regardless if they are driving or not.

 

[Layman]

I thought it said 12 years or older?

Maybe, but I think I remember reading something and thinking that bringing my daughter wasn’t an option, and she was 15 at the time. Could also be different now too. I don’t really see any reason why younger kids shouldn’t be allowed.

According to the FAQ, guests need to be 12 or older.

 

[The Driving Viking]

For how much you pay especially if you actually bought the Bronco they should at least have a place for you to stay. At least have an area to se up a tent. Lol.

Buy the time you get done paying for everything it's pretty pricey from what im seeing. From your personal cost to the extra cost of a guest to hotel price and the insurance cost then factor in food. You mise well go on a vacation. Lol.

 

[bhb]

FWIW, I found it well worth the cost (travel, lodging). I didn't bring a guest. It was a great experience. For NH - you can find better (cheaper) lodging options in concord.

 

[The Driving Viking]

FWIW, I found it well worth the cost (travel, lodging). I didn't bring a guest. It was a great experience. For NH - you can find better (cheaper) lodging options in concord.

What did your trip end up costing in the end? I'd like to do the New Hampshire one myself.

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