General Reports

[RockRod]

I know there are a few parking lots close to the border, I've tried a couple but just for a couple of hours 5 or 6 at most. I'm planing on staying 2 nights in Tijuana and I am looking at a couple of options but can't seem to find the cheapest / safest spot to leave my car.

Doing some research online I found that it would cost around 100 bucks to leave the car 2 nights at the parking lot next to the jack in the box. There is also another parking lot at the Beyer Blvd station but that has a 24 HR limit. I don't know if there are other options available.

If anyone could help or share their experience, I would greatly appreciate it.

On my last visit I parked at the border station lot. I arrived 3 pm on Wednesday and picked up 2 pm Friday. (Two Nights) I ended up paying $46. It s going to be more if you plan on visiting on the weekend.

I'm getting ready to spend all next week there I decided to just fly into San Diego ($110 ticket) and take a $20 uber ride to the border. It ends up being cheaper overall.

[Gaspipe99]

Any recommendations on hotels nearest to Zona Norte. Thinking of staying at Hotel Pueblo Amigo, which has a casino and good looking clean rooms, but its a distance from HK and Adelitas.

[Artisttyp]

Border Station Parking $9 per 12 hrs on weekday $15 per 12 hrs Fri thru Sun.

Parking is fucked if you want to spend more than one night. No way around it.

People were enjoying life and having fun. Too good of a thing. It had to be destroyed. It is really hurting the turn out in Tijuana. Who the F wants to pay $30 a day? $20 more and you can get a nice hotel room.

Lots of BS to deal with.

[ClamSlammer]

I know there are a few parking lots close to the border, I've tried a couple but just for a couple of hours 5 or 6 at most. I'm planing on staying 2 nights in Tijuana and I am looking at a couple of options but can't seem to find the cheapest / safest spot to leave my car.

Doing some research online I found that it would cost around 100 bucks to leave the car 2 nights at the parking lot next to the jack in the box. There is also another parking lot at the Beyer Blvd station but that has a 24 HR limit. I don't know if there are other options available.

If anyone could help or share their experience, I would greatly appreciate it.

Holiday Lodge, which is right next to Burger King, used to offer pretty cheap parking. I'm not sure what the rates are today, but like 2 years ago parking for 24 hours was $8. It's not a big lot so they fill up fast. If you can't get a spot at Holiday Lodge, then I'd just drive into Tijuana. Parking is cheap and safe. $100 usd is too much to pay for 2 days parking in the USA Many hotels in Tijuana offer free or cheap parking. The only problem is the line when crossing back. If you don't have Sentri and crossing on a Sunday, forget it. It's 6 hours. Normal wait times during the week are 1.5 - 2.5 hours.

[TomJackin]

I know there are a few parking lots close to the border, I've tried a couple but just for a couple of hours 5 or 6 at most. I'm planing on staying 2 nights in Tijuana and I am looking at a couple of options but can't seem to find the cheapest / safest spot to leave my car.

Doing some research online I found that it would cost around 100 bucks to leave the car 2 nights at the parking lot next to the jack in the box. There is also another parking lot at the Beyer Blvd station but that has a 24 HR limit. I don't know if there are other options available.

If anyone could help or share their experience, I would greatly appreciate it.

It depends which two nights you stay. I always park in the lot behind Jack-off-in-the-Box. Primarily, because I like the security there.

Monday through Thursday is 8 dollars for 8 hours. On Friday through Sunday, it is 12 dollars for 8 hours.

I can't speak for the other lots because I've always stayed in the same lot.

[Jude Bright]

I know there are a few parking lots close to the border, I've tried a couple but just for a couple of hours 5 or 6 at most. I'm planing on staying 2 nights in Tijuana and I am looking at a couple of options but can't seem to find the cheapest / safest spot to leave my car.

Doing some research online I found that it would cost around 100 bucks to leave the car 2 nights at the parking lot next to the jack in the box. There is also another parking lot at the Beyer Blvd station but that has a 24 HR limit. I don't know if there are other options available.

If anyone could help or share their experience, I would greatly appreciate it.

Just across the street from the pedwest, there is a large parking lot where you can park for as long as you want, it is about $24 or may be 36/ day if I am remember.

Correct. I have parked there a few times last year.

[ReloyJenkins]

I know there are a few parking lots close to the border, I've tried a couple but just for a couple of hours 5 or 6 at most. I'm planing on staying 2 nights in Tijuana and I am looking at a couple of options but can't seem to find the cheapest / safest spot to leave my car.

Doing some research online I found that it would cost around 100 bucks to leave the car 2 nights at the parking lot next to the jack in the box. There is also another parking lot at the Beyer Blvd station but that has a 24 HR limit. I don't know if there are other options available.

If anyone could help or share their experience, I would greatly appreciate it.

[Amerioca]

I have always gone to the "Orange County Health Care Agency" and it is free to the public. It is located at W 17th street, Santa Ana, CA 92706. Their phone number is (714) xxxx787 and they are open on most weekdays starting at 10:00 AM. This clinic has been completely free to me to get STD screening. Some years I have had my own health insurance, and answered yes to that on their forms. As I recall, they don't ask further questions, like what insurance company or your membership number. The past couple of years I have not had health insurance. I always answer all of their form and verbal questions truthfully, as should anyone visiting a health professional.

I don't have a complete list of all the STD's that they test for, but I believe it is through. One time they specifically said that they tested for "Hep see", which my doctor / monger / amigo thought was impressive for them to do.

One of the things that they do is a visual inspection of your junk. I've had the nurses pinch or poke behind my scrotum, while having me turn my head and cough (Which is something I had done in High School by my coach in the 70's supposedly to check for hernias).

The toughest part of the exam is when they ask for my sexual history. I give truthful answers, including how many sexual partners I've had since my last visit. I tell them it has been with Tijuana prostitutes both with and without condoms. I get a lot of disapproving stares from some of the nurses, while others just seem unaffected (like they've heard it all before).

And yes, I give my real name, even though I have never been asked to provide an ID.

Yes, great place to get checked out. I recommend going in early.

For HIV, one can visit the LGBT Center OC. The testing is free; however, they do ask for a donation.

[KC Questor]

Instead of trying to get around the filtering software, you could suggest that people Google the address and phone number. Or even provide a link to find out the information that we are not allowed to share here.

http://www.ochealthinfo.com/phs/about/dcepi/ttc

[ScatManDoo]

I have always gone to the "Orange County Health Care Agency" and it is free to the public. It is located at W 17th street, Santa Ana, CA 92706. Their phone number is (714) xxxx787 and they are open on most weekdays starting at 10:00 AM. This clinic has been completely free to me to get STD screening. Some years I have had my own health insurance, and answered yes to that on their forms. As I recall, they don't ask further questions, like what insurance company or your membership number. The past couple of years I have not had health insurance. I always answer all of their form and verbal questions truthfully, as should anyone visiting a health professional.

I don't have a complete list of all the STD's that they test for, but I believe it is through. One time they specifically said that they tested for "Hep see", which my doctor / monger / amigo thought was impressive for them to do..

Let me try to get past the software here (if OK) and get complete and correct address and phone number information on the free clinic.

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And while I'm at it, let me correct part of one of my prior post here:

Most of the 11 chicas that accepted my " cinco pesos por suckie" offer went straight to sucking on my bare dick with need or inquiry about a condom.

To correctly put this:

Most of the 11 chicas / walkers that accepted my "cien pesos por suckie" offer went straight to sucking on my bare dick without need or inquiry about a condom.

Let me also bridge the numbers 11 and 29.11 out of 15 walkers that I made 100 pesos offers accepted.

Many of those 11 walkers met me again on the sidewalk or came knocking on my Leyva room door along with one or two of their amigas in tow.

These walker / amigas already knew my program of paying 100 pesos and offering some parting regalo, so they came prepared to perform. 19 of these "amigas / walkers" came into my room and 18 of them performed flawlessly.

So the 11 walkers that accepted my offer on the sidewalk were joined by 18 of their amigas that behaved / performed well for a total of 29 different walkers sucking me off bare for 100 pesos in threesomes or foursomes.

[ScatManDoo]

Is this clinic completely free? What STDs do they test for? You don't have to pay anything, even if you have insurance? Or do you pretend not to have insurance and they test you for free?

I have always gone to the "Orange County Health Care Agency" and it is free to the public. It is located at W 17th street, Santa Ana, CA 92706. Their phone number is (714) xxxx787 and they are open on most weekdays starting at 10:00 AM. This clinic has been completely free to me to get STD screening. Some years I have had my own health insurance, and answered yes to that on their forms. As I recall, they don't ask further questions, like what insurance company or your membership number. The past couple of years I have not had health insurance. I always answer all of their form and verbal questions truthfully, as should anyone visiting a health professional.

I don't have a complete list of all the STD's that they test for, but I believe it is through. One time they specifically said that they tested for "Hep see", which my doctor / monger / amigo thought was impressive for them to do.

One of the things that they do is a visual inspection of your junk. I've had the nurses pinch or poke behind my scrotum, while having me turn my head and cough (Which is something I had done in High School by my coach in the 70's supposedly to check for hernias).

The toughest part of the exam is when they ask for my sexual history. I give truthful answers, including how many sexual partners I've had since my last visit. I tell them it has been with Tijuana prostitutes both with and without condoms. I get a lot of disapproving stares from some of the nurses, while others just seem unaffected (like they've heard it all before).

And yes, I give my real name, even though I have never been asked to provide an ID.

[SpikeBites1]

I visit the Orange County Dept. Of health (free clinic on 17th street in Santa Ana) usually about twice a year, and come up clean every time.

Is this clinic completely free? What STDs do they test for? You don't have to pay anything, even if you have insurance? Or do you pretend not to have insurance and they test you for free?

[ScatManDoo]

Thank you so much.

Care to share? I've never gone bare with street girls and was wondering if it was as safe as slightly higher-priced escorts (not VIP). I try to briefly visually examine them prior to and if it looks a bit shady, I stick with protection.

I hope you understand the difference between Street Girls and Street Walkers, since they are generally found at roughly the same locations.

Street Girls can be found standing in front of, or near in proximity to, hotels in La Zona that rent out all or most of their rooms on a short-term basis.

They have arrangements with their associated hotels to direct mongers (desiring their sex services) to these associated hotel for short-term room rentals.

Street Girls are licensed by the local health department and are periodically checked (perhaps monthly) for some common STDs, and are issued Health Cards (with a picture) under their actual legal name.

Street Girls bring business to their associated hotels. These hotels provide the SGs with some limited storage (to hold at least a jacket, purse and health card) and some level of security.

Bar Girls supposedly also are issued health cards and checked periodically. Escorts generally are not issued health cards, nor checked periodically for STDs. I don't know what is common for sex workers in massage parlors.

But some of the working girls you find on the sidewalks in Tijuana's LZ are not health card carrying Street Girls. For instance, a women who is a United States Citizen (In Tijuana selling her body) cannot qualify for a health card nor legally participate in LZ's health programs for working girls. Technically they cannot openly 'solicit' their wares. So instead, the United States citizen prostitutes need to sell their bodies discretely when in La Zona. They can't stand around in front of a hotel in La Zona, so instead of standing, they walk around. Hence we commonly use the term "streetwalkers" to describe them.

The moderators of this website do not have a dedicated thread to Street Girls, only one thread titled Street Walkers. That makes it a bit confusing to posters and readers of this site, unlike most other hooker boards that correctly make the distinction in Tijuana discussions.

I believe everyone of the 29 chicas accepting my 100-peso offer five years ago were walkers, not SGs. When Hargow is on the hunt for US women in Tijuana, he is looking for walkers, not SGs. But there are many times more SGs in Tijuana, on the sidewalks, than there are walkers. And most of the comments here on this board about Tijuana Street Girls, are in the thread titled "Street Walkers".

[ScatManDoo]

Thank you so much.

Care to share.? I've never gone bare with street girls and was wondering if it was as safe as slightly higher-priced escorts (not VIP). I try to briefly visually examine them prior to and if it looks a bit shady, I stick with protection.

Yes, I always do a good visual.

I don't know how safe it is.

Immediately after the deed I use a nasal sprayer or eyedropper to put a few ML of 50% diluted Hydrogen Peroxide up my urethra and maybe wash my groin area with that same solution.

I know a medical doctor that is also a monger & he suggested this type of preventative treatment. It hasn't been 100% effective for him, but so far it's been 100% effective for me.

I visit the Orange County Dept. Of health (free clinic on 17th street in Santa Ana) usually about twice a year, and come up clean every time.

As far as the 29 chicas I mention by name, I think it was around 7 that I named in the health update on that forum, that have passed away.

[TopoChico571]

On Google Maps it is still listed as Hotel Leyva...

Yes, Hotel Posada de Santiago is south of Baja California Street...

Thank you so much.

...Recently I went back to that website and gave a health update on myself and those walkers I enjoyed in 2014.

Care to share? I've never gone bare with street girls and was wondering if it was as safe as slightly higher-priced escorts (not VIP). I try to briefly visually examine them prior to and if it looks a bit shady, I stick with protection.