Can you go to off-roadeo if you bought a bronco but didn't order it?

[adamargyle]

I looked and some places it seemed to just say "owners of a 21 or newer Bronco" and other places said "customers who placed an order"

I bought mine off the dealer lot, but I'd love to go to one. I'm not too far from New Hampshire, either.

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[Bruzer22]

One (1) visit to Off-Roadeo is included with the purchase of your Ford Bronco.

https://broncooffroadeo.com/

 

[adamruiz2001]

Pretty sure it is now open to the public, to get the for sure answer to your question, just call them directly

 

[graham5david]

Yes. You just have to submit your purchase paperwork and vin

 

[Y2KFirehawk]

Technically anyone can go. A validated owner is able to receive a discount on the fee of the first driver. I believe this only applies to first/new owners, not second-hand, FYI. There may be a chance a second-hand owner could also get the discount permitting the first owner did not use the VIN to go.

 

[BlueBronco]

Yes. You just have to submit your purchase paperwork and vin

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Register online, submit your VIN and it will comeback in a day or so as approved (as long as it was a new-untitled Bronco and not used).

Pro tip. If you are bringing a guest, after VIN approval, complete the rest of the registration process but don't check out and leave it in your cart. In a couple of days you will receive a guest discount of $100.00. Or you can just try the code they sent me:

 

[NHPoke]

Yes, you can attend if you have purchased "off the lot".
You can also attend if you have ordered a Bronco that hasn't been delivered yet.

As others have said, as long as you have a VIN that hasn't been used for Bronco Off-Roadeo you can attend (some limitations apply).

You do have to pay for guests / additional drivers should you choose to bring them. If you bring an additional driver please note that they will be sharing seat time driving with you. Each owner and their guests are in a single vehicle.

 

[TXBronco1313]

I bought mine and was able to register (did not go yet). I think as long as it's a brand new car then you should be able to register it

 

[userdude]

Yes, it doesn’t matter. Go to New Hampshire. Note, I don’t believe they’re open during the winter.

 

[NHPoke]

Yes, it doesn’t matter. Go to New Hampshire. Note, I don’t believe they’re open during the winter.

The Gilford location closes mid November and reopens mid May.

 

[Jtbob3]

Yes, they have opened up the Off Roadeo to everyone. But the cheapest way to go is with the credit for a new Bronco. I found that you can attend that way even if it is used if the original owner did not go. I bought a “used” 600 mile Bronco and was able to attend. I since ordered a new Bronco to my specs and am attending another one in a couple of weeks.

I went to NH first, because that terrain is most similar to where I live in Georgia. My next one is in Moab, because it is Moab.

If you contact the Off Roadeo folks they can check your vin and let you know if you are eligible for the one included with you Bronco or if you will need to pay the higher rate.

 

[roadsterlife]

Yes, it doesn’t matter. Go to New Hampshire. Note, I don’t believe they’re open during the winter.

Just curious why the NH location over the other ones? I am in Mass so NH is the no brainer but seemed like going out west like Moab might be something unique and different

 

[adamargyle]

Thanks for all the input folks, I appreciate it. I’ll reach out and get my registration sorted.

 

[BroncoWTFAN]

Just curious why the NH location over the other ones? I am in Mass so NH is the no brainer but seemed like going out west like Moab might be something unique and different

Each location provides a totally different experience for the most part. Looks like the OP lives in NY anyway so as you said it’s the closest. NH closes because it’s in the middle of a ski resort and wouldn’t be passable anyway.

 

[Y2KFirehawk]

Just curious why the NH location over the other ones? I am in Mass so NH is the no brainer but seemed like going out west like Moab might be something unique and different

Speaking for myself... Living in the northeast, that's the location with the most similar terrain to the area.

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