Is Off-Roadeo worth the effort & $$$?

[CAD123]

Looks like it will prob cost $1,000 to attend with my wife (first guest). Is it worth it? What exactly does it include? Thanks

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[MrGreen55]

Looks like it will prob cost $1,000 to attend with my wife (first guest). Is it worth it? What exactly does it include? Thanks

Are you taking about the Bronco Off-Roadeo? if so here is video about it.

 

[Shotsy]

Yeahhhh, I think you missed a few words in your thread title and your post. Specifically, WTF you're talking about.

But if it is the Off-Roadeo stuff you are talking about, try the search function in the top-right of the forum. People have raved about it.

 

[tphigh2001]

I spent about that for wife and I. I am suppose to get a credit back when I take possession of a portion, it was worth every penny to me. I am pretty much newbie to rock crawling, so I learned a lot and had a blast doing it with excellent guides.
Facilities are 5 star, food was excellent, people were amazing and the bronco is something special.
We spent almost all most the entire time in 4 low, except at the end we did a course that simulated forestry roads and we used 4 high up to about 25mph and played with GOAT modes briefly.
It was an outstanding experience for my wife and I.
The mere fact my wife now understands my insanity and mind going made it worth the money...LOL

 

[OU812]

Looks like it will prob cost $1,000 to attend with my wife (first guest). Is it worth it? What exactly does it include? Thanks

YES! If you are going to Moab, you can stay in town and cut down on lodging costs if you book far enough in advance. Moab is really busy in Spring and Fall and not a lot of deals to be had. Lots of other fun things to do (again, in Moab) like national parks, trail tours, and someone said they were going hot air ballooning today!

Make it a vacation and include the Offroadeo as one day of it. You'll find it is a lot cheaper than any other day you'd spend on a trail tour when considering guide services, food and swag.

 

[Rubisquatch]

Yes, totally worth it!

 

[Raptor911]

goto youtube. there are a million videos on it.

Looks like it will prob cost $1,000 to attend with my wife (first guest). Is it worth it? What exactly does it include? Thanks

 

[CHIGATRON]

YES! If you are going to Moab, you can stay in town and cut down on lodging costs if you book far enough in advance. Moab is really busy in Spring and Fall and not a lot of deals to be had. Lots of other fun things to do (again, in Moab) like national parks, trail tours, and someone said they were going hot air ballooning today!

Make it a vacation and include the Offroadeo as one day of it. You'll find it is a lot cheaper than any other day you'd spend on a trail tour when considering guide services, food and swag.

This. We were in Moab for 3 days and had time to fully explore Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Dead horse State Park and do a full day at Off-Roadeo. Great trip and fun town.

 

[Paul Gagnon]

I'm going to go to the New Hampshire one. I have enough points for the flight and hotels and it's a good excuse to visit Boston and family in Maine.

 

[blanchardsbronco]

Austin was fu%kin cool! I say yes. Make a vaca out of it!!

 

[RainbowStix]

I spent about that for wife and I. I am suppose to get a credit back when I take possession of a portion, it was worth every penny to me. I am pretty much newbie to rock crawling, so I learned a lot and had a blast doing it with excellent guides.
Facilities are 5 star, food was excellent, people were amazing and the bronco is something special.
We spent almost all most the entire time in 4 low, except at the end we did a course that simulated forestry roads and we used 4 high up to about 25mph and played with GOAT modes briefly.
It was an outstanding experience for my wife and I.
The mere fact my wife now understands my insanity and mind going made it worth the money...LOL

was this the Vegas one?

 

[SpringTXOR]

Just went to the Austin one today, loads of fun. You really get to see what the machines can do, and it is a lot of stuff.

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