Make Pajarito Yours — One Turn (and One Payment) at a Time
At Pajarito, skiing and riding isn’t just something we do — it’s part of who we are. It’s early mornings chasing powder, spring laps with your crew, and watching your kids link their first turns on the hill you grew up on. When we say “You Belong Here,” we mean it — and now, it’s easier than ever to make Pajarito yours with a payment plan designed for our community.
A 0% Interest Payment Plan
The Pajarito payment plan allows you to divide the cost of your 2026/2027 season pass into equal, interest-free monthly installments. Monthly charges are on the 1st of each month, and the pass is paid in full by February 1, 2027. Purchase by the 14th of the month to maximize your number of monthly payments.
All with no added fees. No interest. Just more time to pay. See current pass prices on the season passes page, and full payment-plan details on the payment plan page.
💙 Belonging Comes with Benefits
When you choose the payment plan, you’re not just making your pass more affordable — you’re unlocking everything Pajarito has to offer. Enjoy passholder perks and be part of a mountain culture that’s built on community.
Plus, you’ll get a personalized payment schedule and automatic reminders — no surprises, just simplicity.
💧 Big News: A Pipeline to the Future
Your season pass does more than give you access to the mountain — it helps us invest in it. We’re thrilled to announce the new pipeline project is officially underway, bringing much-needed water to Pajarito to support fire suppression and snowmaking. It’s a huge step forward for our mountain, our safety, and our ability to deliver a longer, more reliable ski season for everyone who calls this place home. Read more about the pipeline project ➝
You Belong Here
A 0% interest payment plan is available, with monthly charges on the 1st of each month and the pass paid in full by February 1, 2027. Purchase by the 14th of the month to maximize your number of monthly payments.
Because skiing at Pajarito isn’t just a passholder privilege — it’s a part of belonging here.
