Moab Bronco Safari 2023 Scheduled For May 2-6

[F150rubyred]

So far it's just the most expensive T-shirt I've ever bought.

Lol I was thinking same thing and said that to my wife and she just said tight A$$!

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[goatman2]

I guess non-member is probably good $165 less $10 for early registration $155 I can handle. Not sure what all you will get but I guess we will find out. I will also evaluate for upcoming years on what I want to do. I may just want to meet up with small groups of B6G people!

Yeah, I don't mind paying for event registration, but $165 is quite a bit. I can't find anything explaining what is included in that. Did I miss it? Like dinners, T-shirt, raffle ticket, etc.

 

[F150rubyred]

Yeah, I don't mind paying for event registration, but $165 is quite a bit. I can't find anything explaining what is included in that. Did I miss it? Like dinners, T-shirt, raffle ticket, etc.

It does ask for T-shirt size and I read somewhere about a dinner I believe on Friday night, don't quote me on this.

 

[TheKim]

It does ask for T-shirt size and I read somewhere about a dinner I believe on Friday night, don't quote me on this.

There's also sponsors coming out Friday, and from the sounds of it, plenty of swag.
They boast that they have multiple trail leaders that are very familiar with the trails as well. So I guess you're paying for all that, and a t-shirt.

 

[Felix808]

Registered.
Not sure what this caveat means

"Event Registration Per Vehicle (For Bronco Safari 2023) This ticket can be used once at any of the dates/times"

 

[stampede1]

Just got registered................YA-HOOOOOO!

 

[goatman2]

There's also sponsors coming out Friday, and from the sounds of it, plenty of swag.
They boast that they have multiple trail leaders that are very familiar with the trails as well. So I guess you're paying for all that, and a t-shirt.

Vendor swag is donated, and trail leaders volunteer. Not complaining here, I've put on quite a few events, just commenting that it is a hefty registration fee and not clear what is included. Wondered if I missed it. I know event insurance has gone up, likely a few thousand dollars for this event. The event permit isn't much, I've regularly had BLM event permits in Moab. Does it say anywhere that they will also sell raffle tickets, or are raffle tickets included in the event registration? I know they will use funds from the event to make worthwhile donations to protecting land use causes. Just can't find much info other than a t-shirt.

I'll register, and maybe run one trail with the event, as long as you folks would like to run with a smaller group.

 

[Felix808]

Vendor swag is donated, and trail leaders volunteer. Not complaining here, I've put on quite a few events, just commenting that it is a hefty registration fee and not clear what is included. Wondered if I missed it. I know event insurance has gone up, likely a few thousand dollars for this event. The event permit isn't much, I've regularly had BLM event permits in Moab. Does it say anywhere that they will also sell raffle tickets, or are raffle tickets included in the event registration? I know they will use funds from the event to make worthwhile donations to protecting land use causes. Just can't find much info other than a t-shirt.

I'll register, and maybe run one trail with the event, as long as you folks would like to run with a smaller group.

Must be part of the Bronco Tax scheme . Something else to kick myself for giving my XJ away

Fall Flings were always a blast

 

[VoltageDrop]

Vendor swag is donated, and trail leaders volunteer. Not complaining here, I've put on quite a few events, just commenting that it is a hefty registration fee and not clear what is included. Wondered if I missed it. I know event insurance has gone up, likely a few thousand dollars for this event. The event permit isn't much, I've regularly had BLM event permits in Moab. Does it say anywhere that they will also sell raffle tickets, or are raffle tickets included in the event registration? I know they will use funds from the event to make worthwhile donations to protecting land use causes. Just can't find much info other than a t-shirt.

I'll register, and maybe run one trail with the event, as long as you folks would like to run with a smaller group.

I agree that it does seem steep for an event on public land and I'm also curious what's included. OCBR is about the same price and it includes 4 days of wheeling in a private park, a dinner, a shirt, and raffle tickets. Regardless, let's go!

 

[4avor8ntfair]

Hey,
Sorry….late to the party and 21 pages is a lot to dig through. What’s the registration deadline, and what’s the difference between the two ticket options?

 

[Snacktime]

What's the itinerary?

 

[Bentpushrod]

I went to register, and the only option to pay is PayPal. I no longer have a PayPal account due to some of that companies politics. I sent an email to the Safari, hoping they have another way of accepting payment.

 

[SS Bronco]

The price of the events in Moab are going up. Easter Jeep Safari is now $75 a trail per day, a week adds up fast. I have been debating switching to Bronco Safari, but haven’t seen any event schedule.

 

[NORCALGXP]

I'm registered good to go. I'm down for our b6g group runs.

 

[stampede1]

Vendor swag is donated, and trail leaders volunteer. Not complaining here, I've put on quite a few events, just commenting that it is a hefty registration fee and not clear what is included. Wondered if I missed it. I know event insurance has gone up, likely a few thousand dollars for this event. The event permit isn't much, I've regularly had BLM event permits in Moab. Does it say anywhere that they will also sell raffle tickets, or are raffle tickets included in the event registration? I know they will use funds from the event to make worthwhile donations to protecting land use causes. Just can't find much info other than a t-shirt.

I'll register, and maybe run one trail with the event, as long as you folks would like to run with a smaller group.

I feel the same way. I did a club rub here in SoCal recently which was well organized and a good learning experience as I am new to offroading. However, the amount of vehicles involved made for a slow go, and a smaller group would have been the hot ticket. As long as I can slot myself into Moab trail runs that are not beyond my abilities I could see spending most of the time with this group rather than the main one.

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