Nevada Off-Rodeo is excellent

We're attending the Nevada Off-Rodeo in December. I can't hardly wait!

Parrish

We're attending the Nevada Off-Rodeo in December. I can't hardly wait!

They provide Lunch and Dinner, (Catered hot meal, Chicken, Rice, Salad, and non-alcoholi) bring something warm to wear for the morning and evening

Cool

Just made my reservation yesterday for November.

1/2ner

We just completed the Off-Rodeo in Nevada, and it was an excellent experience. Staff was great, knowledgeable and very helpful. All the Broncos were less than 150 miles and equipped with the Sasquatch suspension package.
My only comment for improvement would be to have more 2 door models to drive. There were 5 people in our group that were waiting on 2 doors. I would have loved the experience even more if I could have done it in the model I’m waiting on.

1/2ner

They provide Lunch and Dinner, (Catered hot meal, Chicken, Rice, Salad, and non-alcoholi) bring something warm to wear for the morning and evening

I agree with you it was an excellent experience !! I had a blast but I definitely wish that they had more two doors to test drive! Can not wait for mine now!!! I think we got a photo of you when it was tipped!! Excellent driving skills!! Amazing machine !!

Marcy

I agree with you it was an excellent experience !! I had a blast but I definitely wish that they had more two doors to test drive! Can not wait for mine now!!! I think we got a photo of you when it was tipped!! Excellent driving skills!! Amazing machine !!

Thanks Marcy, That’s a great photo of me. I am going to change my profile pic to that if you don’t have any objections

Yaaay!! I am so glad that you liked the photo!!

I'm assuming the sooner you get there, the better chance of getting the vehicle your want to drive? Or is it randomly assigned?

Peitnahtan

I'm assuming the sooner you get there, the better chance of getting the vehicle your want to drive? Or is it randomly assigned?

It’s not assigned. It’s everyone for themselves. Kind of like the Oklahoma land rush. Better be quick. You snooze, you lose.

Peitnahtan

I'm assuming the sooner you get there, the better chance of getting the vehicle your want to drive? Or is it randomly assigned?

After you arrive you’ll do a group orientation, then they will demonstrate the capabilities of the Bronco on a Company built Off road coarse then you will all go stand together at what could be best described as “a corral” full of Broncos. Then you get to pick one. There were no 2dr’s in the corral for me to pick from.

1/2ner

After you arrive you’ll do a group orientation, then they will demonstrate the capabilities of the Bronco on a Company built Off road coarse then you will all go stand together at what could be best described as “a corral” full of Broncos. Then you get to pick one. There were no 2dr’s in the corral for me to pick from.

Get there early to scope out the lot and see which rides/options are available, so you know ahead of time which to go for. When I went to NH, if 2 people wanted the same ride, the rule was rock, paper, scissors. I have a 2 dr Badlands Sasquatch ordered. I mainly wanted a 2 door to see if the space would work for us, and in 2 door they had a Basesquatch and a Badlands non Squatch. I was headed for the Badlands, but another guest sprinted toward it, so I just jumped on the Base so as not to lose the only other 2 door. I'm glad I did, I got to experience the sasquatch and appreciate the differences between the Base I was driving and the Badlands I have ordered. Overall, the driving experience to learn the capabilities of the Bronco is what mattered, the trim you drive will have very little if any impact to your experience. Most are low or mid pkg, I only saw one in our group with the big screen. Yes, it looks cool, but you don't need it with these expert spotters. Riding without it will only help me appreciate when my ride has it and I'm on my own in the woods. Time to experience the raw vehicle. And if you want to see the other trims, you're spending all day with the other drivers, everyone was really cool with letting me poke around and look. Don't get hung up in the ride you're in, you will have a good time!

KennyMac

Get there early to scope out the lot and see which rides/options are available, so you know ahead of time which to go for. When I went to NH, if 2 people wanted the same ride, the rule was rock, paper, scissors. I have a 2 dr Badlands Sasquatch ordered. I mainly wanted a 2 door to see if the space would work for us, and in 2 door they had a Basesquatch and a Badlands non Squatch. I was headed for the Badlands, but another guest sprinted toward it, so I just jumped on the Base so as not to lose the only other 2 door. I'm glad I did, I got to experience the sasquatch and appreciate the differences between the Base I was driving and the Badlands I have ordered. Overall, the driving experience to learn the capabilities of the Bronco is what mattered, the trim you drive will have very little if any impact to your experience. Most are low or mid pkg, I only saw one in our group with the big screen. Yes, it looks cool, but you don't need it with these expert spotters. Riding without it will only help me appreciate when my ride has it and I'm on my own in the woods. Time to experience the raw vehicle. And if you want to see the other trims, you're spending all day with the other drivers, everyone was really cool with letting me poke around and look. Don't get hung up in the ride you're in, you will have a good time!

KennyMac is spot on.

Going on Friday October 1st first time rocking it. Thanks for the information. Will do a write up next week when I get back.
Chris
Jackson NJ.

KennyMac

Get there early to scope out the lot and see which rides/options are available, so you know ahead of time which to go for. When I went to NH, if 2 people wanted the same ride, the rule was rock, paper, scissors. I have a 2 dr Badlands Sasquatch ordered. I mainly wanted a 2 door to see if the space would work for us, and in 2 door they had a Basesquatch and a Badlands non Squatch. I was headed for the Badlands, but another guest sprinted toward it, so I just jumped on the Base so as not to lose the only other 2 door. I'm glad I did, I got to experience the sasquatch and appreciate the differences between the Base I was driving and the Badlands I have ordered. Overall, the driving experience to learn the capabilities of the Bronco is what mattered, the trim you drive will have very little if any impact to your experience. Most are low or mid pkg, I only saw one in our group with the big screen. Yes, it looks cool, but you don't need it with these expert spotters. Riding without it will only help me appreciate when my ride has it and I'm on my own in the woods. Time to experience the raw vehicle. And if you want to see the other trims, you're spending all day with the other drivers, everyone was really cool with letting me poke around and look. Don't get hung up in the ride you're in, you will have a good time!

Spot on Brother!

We were there on Wednesday also. Had a Blast. Sorry to everyone who wants a two door. But its really about the capability of the bronco and getting you used to putting it in uncomfortable places safely. The two door will be easier in some situations but all be as capable. The Instructors were top notch and very experienced offroaders. I'm not afraid of a challenge but some of the obstacles made me nervous at first. These vehicles do not know the meaning of the word quit. They absolutely will go over anything. @1/2ner, it was a pleasure meeting you folks and look forward to talking to you again.

Slownstddy

We were there on Wednesday also. Had a Blast. Sorry to everyone who wants a two door. But its really about the capability of the bronco and getting you used to putting it in uncomfortable places safely. The two door will be easier in some situations but all be as capable. The Instructors were top notch and very experienced offroaders. I'm not afraid of a challenge but some of the obstacles made me nervous at first. These vehicles do not know the meaning of the word quit. They absolutely will go over anything. @1/2ner, it was a pleasure meeting you folks and look forward to talking to you again.

It was a pleasure meeting you guys as well. Keep us in the loop when you get your Bronco and when we get ours in 2022 well have to go on a trip.

1/2ner

It was a pleasure meeting you guys as well. Keep us in the loop when you get your Bronco and when we get ours in 2022 well have to go on a trip.

Sounds like a plan. Will do.

Slownstddy

We were there on Wednesday also. Had a Blast. Sorry to everyone who wants a two door. But its really about the capability of the bronco and getting you used to putting it in uncomfortable places safely. The two door will be easier in some situations but all be as capable. The Instructors were top notch and very experienced offroaders. I'm not afraid of a challenge but some of the obstacles made me nervous at first. These vehicles do not know the meaning of the word quit. They absolutely will go over anything. @1/2ner, it was a pleasure meeting you folks and look forward to talking to you again.

Great photos @Slownstddy !! What a great time!!

Were all the rigs automatic, or did they have a stick shift in the bunch?

All autos sorry.