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[QUOTE=Scbb1;2198592]Can you take an Uber from the US side in San Ysidro (By McDonalds) to Zona Norte (Hotel Velario)? If so how much would it cost? I would rather put my weekend money and credit card in my Hotel safe before I am exposed to Tijuana corrupt cops and muggers. A straight ride to my Hotel would insure that. Then I would carry just what I need for the night. I usually just get a cab at the cab stand just past Mexican Customs.[/QUOTE]In a word, no.
As Phordphan says, no.
However, taxis are available after a very short walk from the crossing.
While nothing is guaranteed, if you take the first taxi you see, you have great odds of getting to the hotel safely.
[QUOTE=Scbb1;2198592]Can you take an Uber from the US side in San Ysidro (By McDonalds) to Zona Norte (Hotel Velario)? If so how much would it cost? I would rather put my weekend money and credit card in my Hotel safe before I am exposed to Tijuana corrupt cops and muggers. A straight ride to my Hotel would insure that. Then I would carry just what I need for the night. I usually just get a cab at the cab stand just past Mexican Customs.[/QUOTE]
For those without a Sentri Card, you can still cross without waiting hours in line. Go to Washington Dental Clinic on Revolucion across from Sanborns and park in their lot. Washington Dental is authorized to issue medical fast passes to their clients, which I believe are dated when issued and are good for three days. Have your teeth cleaned for $20. Request a medical fast pass for the border. Hit HK or other favorite clubs to gargle with alcohol and disinfect your teeth and throat thoroughly a second (or more) times. When sober the next day, leave your hotel with the fast pass, go to the special bypass lane that takes you to the front of the line. For those who need to cross quickly and need their teeth cleaned, this method works great!
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2198783]To Goodsense3.
Parking is free along Beyer Rd along the rail track behind Rodeway Inn all the way South close to the jack in the Box. My wingman has parked his Lexus SUV overnight here a few times. I don't see any no parking or street sweeping sign, so you can park for the whole week. However, there were broken glass on that street every time, so your car may be broken into. Also thieves steal a lot of older sedans near the border, drive them into Tijuana and chop them up for parts.
Street parking are also available along Border Village Rd West of San Ysidro Blvd, behind the KFC. You can park a few days here except on street sweeping day, which they may tow your car.
Or you can drive across the border and give the car to HK's valet parking, free for VIPs, but a new rule, non VIPs have to pay $10, for which they give you voucher for 2 free drinks in the club. Cascada will not give free parking; only HK will.
If you are going to stay in Tijuana a few nights, perhaps you should check out hotel Leyva, $22 weeknight $25 weekend, with free secured parking. The big problem is the delay for crossing back. If you have SENTRI / GLOBAL ENTRY it takes only 5 to 10 minutes, but usually 3 to 4 hours in ready lanes at all time day or night. I always see the long lines of cars waiting at 2, 3 AM and shudder how people can live with that.[/QUOTE]
Is it ok to bring a 2 to 3 ounce bottle of lube into and out of Mexico? I know some countries really don't like anything related to sex going through their borders.
[QUOTE=Flyer47;2199009]Is it ok to bring a 2 to 3 ounce bottle of lube into and out of Mexico? I know some countries really don't like anything related to sex going through their borders.[/QUOTE]You will have no problem with lube.
For those without a Sentri Card, you can still cross without waiting hours in line. Go to Washington Dental Clinic on Revolucion across from Sanborns and park in their lot. Washington Dental is authorized to issue medical fast passes to their clients, which I believe are dated when issued and are good for three days. Have your teeth cleaned for $20. Request a medical fast pass for the border. Hit HK or other favorite clubs to gargle with alcohol and disinfect your teeth and throat thoroughly a second (or more) times. When sober the next day, leave your hotel with the fast pass, go to the special bypass lane that takes you to the front of the line. For those who need to cross quickly and need their teeth cleaned, this method works great!
Great information, I have done the same thing several times, but driving. Does it work walking? I have a Sentri Card, but friend does not.
[QUOTE=Dcrist0527;2198925]As Phordphan says, no.
However, taxis are available after a very short walk from the crossing.
While nothing is guaranteed, if you take the first taxi you see, you have great odds of getting to the hotel safely.[/QUOTE]Unless it's the "Trap" taxicab.
Just feeding the paranoid.
What addresses do I use for Uber when returning to the United States? For both the old, east border entry and the new west border entry?
[QUOTE=Flyer47;2199180]What addresses do I use for Uber when returning to the United States? For both the old, east border entry and the new west border entry?[/QUOTE]I started to ask that when I was there a couple of weeks ago. After not being able to figure it out, I just hopped in a taxi and paid the usual 50 pesos.
[QUOTE=Flyer47;2199180]What addresses do I use for Uber when returning to the United States? For both the old, east border entry and the new west border entry?[/QUOTE]I use pharmacia frontier for the old border entry.
[QUOTE=Flyer47;2199180]What addresses do I use for Uber when returning to the United States? For both the old, east border entry and the new west border entry?[/QUOTE]I think the other is El Chaparral. There should be answer here if you do a search.
To Travv.
When that Medical lane is manned, it would put users somewhat ahead of the long waiting lines, but into the Ready lanes to wait. Most times that post is not manned. I have not seen anyone use it for years.
If your passengers have no SENTRI card, the SENTRI driver can drop them off near the pedestrian lines to walk across while they drive over and wait near the J I be. After midnight the SENTRI driver would cross in 5 minutes and the pedestrian in 10 to 15. In the morning SENTRI would take 10-15 minutes and pedestrian 15 min to half hour. It would still be much quicker than waiting in the car in the regular or ready lanes.
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For those without a Sentri Card, you can still cross without waiting hours in line. Go to Washington Dental Clinic on Revolucion across from Sanborns and park in their lot. Washington Dental is authorized to issue medical fast passes to their clients, which I believe are dated when issued and are good for three days. Have your teeth cleaned for $20. Request a medical fast pass for the border. Hit HK or other favorite clubs to gargle with alcohol and disinfect your teeth and throat thoroughly a second (or more) times. When sober the next day, leave your hotel with the fast pass, go to the special bypass lane that takes you to the front of the line. For those who need to cross quickly and need their teeth cleaned, this method works great!
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2198611]Good news, El Pesidente Obrador is a friend with chicas.
He may nationalize and subsidize Mexico's commercial sex industry so every horny human in Mexico can have as much sex he wants!
Of course the old farts can claim all aging, geriatric prostitutes for themselves hehe.
[URL]http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A40504-2005Apr9.html?tid=a_mcntx[/URL]
Aging Prostitutes Find Champion in Mexico City Mayor.
Critics Say Populist Trying to Curry Favor.
By Mary Jordan.
Washington Post Foreign Service.
Sunday, April 10,2005; Page A20.
Mexico City- Cataracts cloud her eyes and arthritis stiffens her spine, but Maria Luisa Torres, 70, still walks the streets of the Merced selling her body, as do many elderly women in the downtown neighborhood, where just about everything is available for a price.
"Would I like a change in life? Yes," said Torres, with a lipstick-stained cigarette stub in her wrinkled hand and her beige stockings held up with rubber bands. But after working as a prostitute for four decades -- or maybe five, she can't quite recall -- it is not so easy to stop now.
Maria Luisa Torres, 70, has worked as a prostitute for four, or maybe five decades -- she can't quite recall. She looks forward to living in a new public shelter. (Mary Jordan -- The Washington Post).
Among the thousands of prostitutes in North America's largest city are hundreds of women in their sixties, seventies and eighties who continue to sell themselves to earn cash to buy food or medicine, according to women's groups. Now, an unusual project to house some of them in a public shelter is drawing attention not only to their numbers but also to the social policies of embattled Mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who recently turned over a building to the prostitutes.
Lopez Obrador has built a huge base of support among the disenfranchised since he took office in 2000. In addition to building houses for the poor, he has established monthly cash payments and public transportation discounts for the elderly, medical assistance for the disabled and economic support for single mothers. He has fixed streets and parks, spent lavishly on public works projects aimed at alleviating traffic congestion and even turned over the spacious city-owned building to aging prostitutes.[/QUOTE]It's a good news. Thanks Presidente Obrador! I was on Thursday in Adelita and.
Hong Kong. A total paradise! Beautiful girls and ratio three girls for one guy.
3 girls for every guy? It would be a total paradise if El Presidente can make sex with HK and Adeliita chicas more affordable.
Hopefully Mexico will soon have The Affordable Sex Act.
Re. It's a good news. Thanks Presidente Obrador! I was on Thursday in Adelita and.
Hong Kong. A total paradise! Beautiful girls and ratio three girls for one guy.