Streetwalker Reports

[Sunset Strip]

Got down to the Zona around 2:30pm. Walked around for awhile and finally decided to go with Marietta for $25 CBJ and sin ropa. The BJ was fairly disappointing. Marietta did not go down deep enough. Saw basically the same SG's as last time. I just wish I could find another good regular in SD.

After this I decided to find a place to eat. Most of restaurants on Revolucion did not interest me. So I decided to eat at Caesars. Ordered Duck L'Orange for $18. 00. Caesars is one of the oldest restaurants in Tijuana and it is also where the Caesars salad originated. It's a bit on the expensive side for Tijuana, but it's a very elegant atmosphere. I was originally planning on trying Erizo's seafood, but I could not find a Taxi at a reasonable price.

Sounds like a good day on the Tijuana streets. I will be back again in June. Check out Andys Fish Tacos when you get the opportunity.

It is located on the way to, or back from, the zona. Tell him you saw his videos. Nice prices. English spoken here.

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[Guitarrefreak]

And yes the number was from none other than Joe himself.

We got to catch up one of these days, I was out for 3 weeks for vacation in asia (including Thailand) and got back 2 weeks ago (bumped into TomJackin' last week@adelitas)

But this Thursday I am flying out again for work.

664. 700. 7000 is a Tijuana number in Sanish that is updated every 15 minutes. It gives the number of cars on the left side and on the right side and the number of people in the pedrstrian line

[Joe Arturo]

For the life of me I cannot recall what the number is but there is a number you can dial which has an automated voice service to tell you the various border crossing times. But then, you can always just ask the taxi drivers.

The way I see it, hey if the line is too long of a wait, just chill out there for another hour or two and enjoy the local scenery.

664. 700. 7000 is a Tijuana number in Sanish that is updated every 15 minutes. It gives the number of cars on the left side and on the right side and the number of people in the pedrstrian line

[JimmyKienTran]

Well that makes it better for me LOL. Anyhow I might be heading down there around spring break which is from March 9th to March 16th. Anyone heading down there around that time? Maybe I can tag along.

Hey My name Jimmy. 25 years old asian male looking to go to Tijuana, this is my first time, do you go often?

[Hargow20]

Got down to the Zona around 2:30pm. Walked around for awhile and finally decided to go with Marietta for $25 CBJ and sin ropa. The BJ was fairly disappointing. Marietta did not go down deep enough. Saw basically the same SG's as last time. I just wish I could find another good regular in SD.

After this I decided to find a place to eat. Most of restaurants on Revolucion did not interest me. So I decided to eat at Caesars. Ordered Duck L'Orange for $18. 00. Caesars is one of the oldest restaurants in Tijuana and it is also where the Caesars salad originated. It's a bit on the expensive side for Tijuana, but it's a very elegant atmosphere. I was originally planning on trying Erizo's seafood, but I could not find a Taxi at a reasonable price.

[Phordphan]

I hear ya bro. I hate waiting in line. Unfortunatelly there is no website to say how long it will take you to cross the border. I see it a waste of time for 30 minutes of fun to have to wait 1. 5-2hrs in line.

Spartan

Used to be that you could arrive around 11:00 - 12:00, have some fun, get back to the border at 2:00 - 2:30 and waltz across. But those days stopped a couple of years back.

So, despite it being a royal pain in the ass, just get a SENTRI card and kwitcherbitchin. Last Wednesday, got to the border at about 5:00pm. OMG. The line was all the way back tothe end of the sidewalk, but hadn't yet started to double back on itself. I figure a minimum of 1. 5 hour wait, and the bus line was full of buses too.

I whipped out my SENTRI card, walked to the head of the line, went inside, and literally spent about 2 minutes in line. So, these days, if you cross during the day, these cards are invaluable. If you cross in the middle of the night, then they're unnecessary.

[Guitarrefreak]

For the life of me I cannot recall what the number is but there is a number you can dial which has an automated voice service to tell you the various border crossing times. But then, you can always just ask the taxi drivers.

The way I see it, hey if the line is too long of a wait, just chill out there for another hour or two and enjoy the local scenery.

I hear ya bro. I hate waiting in line. Unfortunatelly there is no website to say how long it will take you to cross the border. I see it a waste of time for 30 minutes of fun to have to wait 1. 5-2hrs in line.

Spartan

[Spartan94]

In Tijuana waiting in what looks to be a two hour border line. I had 15 minutes of pleasure and now have a long wAit to get back into the us. The streets were full of girls

I hear ya bro. I hate waiting in line. Unfortunatelly there is no website to say how long it will take you to cross the border. I see it a waste of time for 30 minutes of fun to have to wait 1. 5--2hrs in line.

Spartan

[Hargow20]

Heading down to Tijuana tomorrow hopefully there is some new SG's tomorrow.

[TomJackin]

In Tijuana waiting in what looks to be a two hour border line. I had 15 minutes of pleasure and now have a long wAit to get back into the us. The streets were full of girls

Hey SS,

The Sentri Card is worth its weight in gold; just a recommendation.

[Sunset Strip]

In Tijuana waiting in what looks to be a two hour border line. I had 15 minutes of pleasure and now have a long wAit to get back into the us. The streets were full of girls

[Sunset Strip]

Just got back Tijuana. It rained all morning so I got a chance to witness how Tijuana works during rainy days. Basically people were getting into town later than normal. There were only about 1 or two girls standing in front of hotels. A few more began arriving at 11am but many regulars had not shown up. All bars were open.

There was a 10 minute wait at the border around noon.

I would suggest going down on rainy days getting served and leaving. No stress. It is a buyer's market.

[Granjefe]

Guys I'm traveling to tijuana for spring break, This would be my first time going there. I'm planning on flying to sandiego then go to tijuana from there. Like I have stated, this is my first trip? Can anyone help out with some information? A complete guide would be awesome. Some basic thing I need to know etc.

Tijuana is a fast and loose city, plenty of desperate people trying to survive. Watch your back in that town. You can have a good time in the zone but I would recommend you find a wingman (Gringo type). Don't pay a Mexican dude to show you around!

Happy hunting!

[Sunset Strip]

Rainy in SoCal today. Tomorrow should be a bit better. I will be in the alley all day beginning around noon. Anybody else going to be down getting into "this thing of ours"?

[Member #4728]

[QUOTE=Sgt Perv; 884792]I thought about how I first came up with the 1000 peso price.

My first trip to Tijuana I made a lot of foolish rookie mistakes to include drinking too much, overpaying the chicas, wondering around and nearly getting mugged to getting my drink spiked.

My first chica was at a massage parlor on 5th I believe about 5 blocks off of Ave Rev. I knew no better and it cost me around 120 US.

After that we drove around and stumbled upon the "zona" but stayed in the car. At the time, we kinda knew what we found but did not truly understand because we had only been in country a couple of hours.

We decided to head south for cheaper chicas (it is about 2 pm).

We go down to Rosarita and look around a little but nothing popped out (touristy) , so down to Ensenada because it is only another hour or so.

We went downtown and looked around a little and found a strip joint a block off the main road into town.

We parked by the harbor so the auto would be safe while we checked the club out. It was what we were looking for. Nice club, music and chicas.

Now it is time to either find a hotel or leave because I was not going to drive at night.

We found a hotel at the end of the block, moved the car and back to the strip club. I had a digital camera and the girls were actually lining up for me to take a pic so they could see it. Topless or pants down their choice. LOL.

They had a VIP section above the dance floor with a large window so you could f*ck the chica and watch the dancers but still $100 US.

There was another club around the corner from there but it seemed way to seedy for me (I am 90 miles inside Mexico and know not where I am).

On the way back to the first club a chica comes up to me running, hugs me and says for $40 I could come to her place and have as much of her as I wanted. It was the chica from the VIP room of the first strip joint.

Being drunk, by myself at the moment I went with her. (oh I know how stupid that was but I got real lucky). After she fulfilled her promise (she talked about Tijuana and prices there) I went to the hotel for the night.

The next morning we go back to Tijuana for the treasure we overlooked.

We scoped out the zona from the car for about a half hour and it seemed safe. So we find a parking lot on Ave Rev. Park walk back to the zona.

We dipped into all the clubs and chatted with the alley chicas. (oh we had died and went to heaven). We went back to check on auto because we were still a little nervous about the bad stories of Tijuana.

We decide this is the area we want to be in for the next two days. Hotel Nelson was right between the two places we would be walking to (zona and car).

I now exchange my money to pesos. The alley chicas are giving me prices from 250-300 pesos.

I got the 15 min. Starfish treatment and the no take off the top crap (I had no one to warn me).

Hong Kong had the best strip show, Adelitas was the highest priced and Chicagos was my favorite.

Three weeks later we return, after digesting all that had happened, with a game plan. 1. DO NOT get drunk away from the hotel.

2. Find chicas for the hotel room at night.

3. Ask about everything before paying.

4. Stop wondering around late night solo (this was mainly for my dumb ass)

Figuring 3x-4x what they were asking then was fair, so 1000 pesos sounded like a happy number.

I was hooking my freinds up with this amount at first. They spread their wings in finding chicas on their own but was paying $120-$150.

TJF gets a "frequent flyer " discount that he has earned so I guess it is unfair to use his price in my calculations.

I will try for a little less but not 600 pesos.

800-1000 pesos for her time should workout well for both of us.

Yes I do end up spending a little more total (eat, dance) but it is my choice and not part of the deal but a bonus after she agrees. I do love the company / tour guide of a female.

I would suggest that the author or another Forum Member consider posting a link to this report in the Reports of Distinction thread. Please.

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For more information. Amazing post. 1000 pesos TLN with an OS is a wonderful offer.

Based on this post, I'm trying more modest deals. 600 pesos for 3 hours in a good motel, following its purchase system. My results were modest. About 12 paraditas surveyed, only about 5 accepted, and of those only 3 accepted full GFE. Not one girl in the alley accept my offer, girls were accepted in other streets.

I must say that my two favorite sg for years of service, I got an absolute no to my offer, as much as I can give is 600 pesos per hour and in their own motel.