Experienced Jumpers
Here is everything you will need to jump with us. Please find our updated waiver and fill it out for fast check-in the day you come to jump. Online Waiver
Please note that the prices on this page are for the USPA-licensed skydivers. If you are looking for the price of a tandem skydive, visit here.
Fun Jumper Pricing
High Jump $33 (10,500 ft. AGL)
Low Jump $27.50 (5,500 ft. AGL)
Fun Jumper Perks
The jumper at the end of each month that has the most number of jumps gets 1 free jump ticket!
Safety Measures
Safety Measures
New Mexico Skydive recognizes and enforces all USPA Basic Safety Requirements with emphasis on the following:
Alcohol and Drugs
No person may make a parachute jump or attempt to make a jump if that person is or appears to be under the influence of either;
alcohol
any drug that affects that person's faculties in any way contrary to safety.
No person may make a parachute jump or attempt to make a jump within 8 hours after the consumption of any alcoholic beverage.
Maximum Ground Winds
For all solo students
14 mph for ram-air canopies
10 mph for round reserves
For licensed skydivers are unlimited
Minimum Container Opening Altitudes Above the Ground for Skydivers are:
Tandem jumps–5,000 feet AGL [E]
All students and A-license holders–3,000 feet AGL [E]
B-license holders–2,500 feet AGL [E]
C- and D-license holders–2,500 feet AGL [S] (waiverable to no lower than 2,000 feet AGL)
Extraordinary Skydives
Night, water, and demonstration jumps are to be performed only with the advice of the appropriate USPA S&TA, Examiner, or Regional Director.
Pre-planned breakaway jumps are to be made by only class C- and D-license holders using FAA TSO’ed equipment. [E]
Demonstration jumps into Level 2 areas require a D license with a USPA PRO Rating for all jumpers, including both tandem jump participants. [E]
Contact canopy formation activity is prohibited on tandem jumps. [E]
Tandem jumps into stadiums are prohibited. [E]
Any person performing a wingsuit jump must have at least 200 skydives and hold a current skydiving license. [E]
Freefall within 500 feet vertically or horizontally of any student under parachute, including tandem students, is prohibited. (This requirement excludes scenarios where— during a training jump—a student’s instructor(s) and videographer may be within this distance.) Freefall within 500 feet vertically or horizontally of any licensed skydiver under canopy requires prior planning and agreement between the canopy pilot and the skydiver in freefall.
Camera Flying
Prior to jumping with a camera, a skydiver should have enough general jump experience to be able to handle any skydiving emergency or minor problem easily and without stress.
A camera flyer should possess freefall flying skills well above average and applicable to the planned jump.
belly-to-earth
freeflying (upright and head-down)
canopy formation
multiple (for skysurfing, filming student training jumps, etc.)
A USPA C license is recommended.
A USPA C license is recommended
The jumper should have made at least 50 recent jumps on the same parachute equipment to be used for camera flying.
The camera flyer should know the experience and skills of all the jumpers in the group.
FAQs
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Yes, AADs are required at this dropzone.
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The landing area elevation is 5200’
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Yes, we use Burble at this dropzone!
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We do have rental gear. Rental gear is subject to availability.
We do recommend renting gear from our friends in Colorado at: Skydiving Gear Rental and Sales.
(720) 352-2151 - David Billings
You can rent rigs with main canopy sizes 170-260 sqft. and they ship to New Mexico
www.sgras.com Skydivingrental@gmail.com