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**WombatEd2** · 05-02-21 20:44

Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]

Just look at the website.

https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/09250401/POV

And then double the times they quote!

**Jackie888** · 05-01-21 16:36

For whatever fuckhead reason, the Sentri lanes only has 4 lanes open again on this Friday night. The wait was not as bad this time. But last Friday Sentri only used 3 gates and the line went all the way to the roundabout and took 1.5 hours. I literally put my car in park several times.

**Mr Enternational** · 04-29-21 03:22

Originally Posted by Bocephious [View Original Post]

Planning on making a trip into Tijuana and was wondering what the pedestrian crossing time back into San Diego,

Just look at the website.

https://bwt.cbp.gov/details/09250401/POV

**KC Questor** · 04-29-21 03:10

Originally Posted by Urfikhan [View Original Post]

If one needs a room from Noon to 3 or 4 PM on Friday afternoon in the Zona, what is the best option?

I believe Rizo de Oro has a 4 hour option, but I don't know if they honor it on weekends.

**Urfikhan** · 04-28-21 21:56

If one needs a room from Noon to 3 or 4 PM on Friday afternoon in the Zona, what is the best option?

**ScatManDoo** · 04-28-21 21:49

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**Bocephious** · 04-28-21 19:19

Planning on making a trip into Tijuana and was wondering what the pedestrian crossing time back into San Diego, say after 10 pm, has been this past week or so. I know it's usually no wait at that time, mid-week, I'm just wondering what it's been like with all the shit going on recently. 5 hour crossing mid morning on a Friday, for example.

**Babe Magnet** · 04-28-21 15:03

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**Babe Magnet** · 04-28-21 03:04

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**Babe Magnet** · 04-28-21 02:26

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**Sol12** · 04-27-21 20:19

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

As I previously posted, if you have an FMM form issued in Mexico using your Passport card, then for flying domestically I don't see how they can deny you to fly domestically as Immigration has accepted the "card" as ID and if someone with an airline challenged you, all you would have to do is show them your FMM.

And you do have a good question as to why I'm hesitant to bring my Passport (Book) into Mexico, and the answer is if I don't need to, I don't want to, because I literally guard my Passport with my life.

So the obvious reason is a Passport is a pain in the ass if lost, especially in a foreign Country, but in my case, I have multiple entry visas for two Countries good for five and ten years each which took months to get, and are pasted into my Passport which I would have a difficult time replacing if I lost my Passport, hence my hesitancy.

Well Surfer I will try your theory next week on my flight. I will try to use just the card, but have my book with me also just in case. I will let you know how it goes.

**Mr Enternational** · 04-27-21 18:39

Originally Posted by Surfer500 [View Original Post]

And you do have a good question as to why I'm hesitant to bring my Passport (Book) into Mexico, and the answer is if I don't need to, I don't want to, because I literally guard my Passport with my life.

Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it. What if you get on the flight from Tijuana to bumfuck using your card. But then bumfuck to Tijuana they tell you that you must show a passport or you are not going anywhere? If I don't remember anything from the Boy Scouts 40 years ago, I remember the motto is Be Prepared. No sense in not being prepared on purpose.

**Dickus Maximus** · 04-27-21 17:07

Originally Posted by CaptainSolo [View Original Post]

Dickus,

Don't know what you do on your monthly trip out of Tijuana, but it sounds juicy.

Want to hear details what you do on those trips.

It's not really juicy or I would post it. .

**Surfer500** · 04-27-21 01:46

Originally Posted by Sol12 [View Original Post]

Surfer I have not traveled without my passport book. One time I was in a hurry and left the house without my passport book and was in freeway traffic when I realized it. I leave my passport card in my car all the time so I had a decision to make. Take the chance that I will be able to fly with just the card or risk being late and go back and get my book. I went back for the book and was happy I did as I had a feeling I would have a hard time getting on the plane without it. My opinion is that the people looking at passports will be confused by the card and not think it's real.

So my question is why are you so hesitant about the book? Once in your destination just keep it in hotel lock box or somewhere secure and use the card as ID to walk around with. That's what I do and never have been questioned.

Good luck and sorry I couldn't have a more precise answer for you.

As I previously posted, if you have an FMM form issued in Mexico using your Passport card, then for flying domestically I don't see how they can deny you to fly domestically as Immigration has accepted the "card" as ID and if someone with an airline challenged you, all you would have to do is show them your FMM.

And you do have a good question as to why I'm hesitant to bring my Passport (Book) into Mexico, and the answer is if I don't need to, I don't want to, because I literally guard my Passport with my life.

So the obvious reason is a Passport is a pain in the ass if lost, especially in a foreign Country, but in my case, I have multiple entry visas for two Countries good for five and ten years each which took months to get, and are pasted into my Passport which I would have a difficult time replacing if I lost my Passport, hence my hesitancy.