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Hey with the high price of dentist in the US and the over priced up-selling scammer dentist in USA I have also been considering Tijuana for this service. I found one named Dr. Dalia who has lots of great web reviews. Anyone know this dentist or able to comment on this one? Or can make a good recommendation for me?
Thanks!
Does anyone know of any place that does a real NURU massage with Full Service included? This has been one of things I have wanted to do for a while but have not found any good reviews on the web for anyplace or person in Tijuana that does this.
[QUOTE=Cheerfull; 1538488]I'm wondering how things have changed in Tijuana since I made my last visit to the gentleman's clubs about ten years ago. From reading the posts it seems prices (for chicas) have gotten cheaper and the supply more plentiful and better quality now. I remember going into a club, paying $100 for the chica and then going upstairs to a dumpy room and paying an extra amt for the room. The chicas weren't all that impressive. I usually go to Argentina for some sexual R & R. I realize that Buenos Aires probably doesn't compare to Tijuana, but I'm just down the road from Tijuana, so to speak, and am planning a weekend trip to Tijuana and Ensenada in March. Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thank you.[/QUOTE]Hmm. Callejon Coahuila is now paved. HK has been significantly expanded and will be unrecognizable. Rio Rosa is gone. Botanas is gone, taken up by the HK expansion. Miami is no more, again taken up by HK. Chicago Club is now one of the deadest venues in the Zona. Several places have changed their names. Adelita expanded, as did Bar Tropical.
I don't recall any girls commanding $100 back then. The dumpy rooms have been remodeled in many cases and are even more overpriced than before.
Lots more going on in Tijuana than Ensenada.
Hey all,
Planning to make my visit to Tijuana in a few weeks. But I absolutely need to be able to use my cell phone while there, and it is 100% imperative that my cell bill doesn't say anything about international minutes. Can anyone share a little info on cell phone use in Tijuana? I have Verizon if that matters between the carriers.
Thanks guys.
I have verizon and in order for me to use it in Tijuana I have to open up a int calling plan. I choose a pay as you go global plan. There are several to chose from. Once you chose a plan it will send me a text message once activated. So this is not really the way to go if you are trying to hide it because it will come up on your phone bill. Best thing to do is to call verizon and ask. I can not use my iphone in Tijuana without this feature.
Depending on how long you will be there you can simply do a pre emptive strike and say to your wife that you are having trouble with your phone before entering Tijuana and once in Tijuana just turn it off or don't answer it. That's what I did the first couple of times I went to Tijuana.
[QUOTE=ThrowAway3602; 1539168]Hey all,
Planning to make my visit to Tijuana in a few weeks. But I absolutely need to be able to use my cell phone while there, and it is 100% imperative that my cell bill doesn't say anything about international minutes. Can anyone share a little info on cell phone use in Tijuana? I have Verizon if that matters between the carriers.
Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=ThrowAway3602; 1539168]Hey all,
Planning to make my visit to Tijuana in a few weeks. But I absolutely need to be able to use my cell phone while there, and it is 100% imperative that my cell bill doesn't say anything about international minutes. Can anyone share a little info on cell phone use in Tijuana? I have Verizon if that matters between the carriers.
Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]You're SOL with Verizon. Actually, you're screwed with most carriers. You *might* get a signal on the upper floors of some of the zona hotels and be able to use the USA Verizon signal, but it's very iffy.
You could get a Mexican cell phone, but I suspect that would defeat the purpose of being able to use your cell phone, your number, etc.
That's what I was afraid of. How is the wi-fi in Cascadas Hotel? I need to be able to make a phone call not only because of my wife, but because I'm trying to go for my birthday and I'm sure a lot of friends / family will be calling. I also need to make a business phone call but that could be done anywhere. Would be weird if I didn't answer or return any birthday phone calls for 3/4 days to family / parents / friends / wife / etc. (she thinks I'm going to SD to visit a college friend getting married).
But if there is really good wi-fi I could always receive calls over that. I'm sure it's just in the hotel, but at least I'd be able to get text messages while around the zona.
[QUOTE=FlapJacK;1538730]Does anyone know of any place that does a real NURU massage with Full Service included? This has been one of things I have wanted to do for a while but have not found any good reviews on the web for anyplace or person in Tijuana that does this.[/QUOTE]Wrong country. Thailand or Phillipines is where you will find this. Of course for the right price you can have anything in Tijuana. If you are intent on making it happen I would think one of the agencies would be your best bet and you would most likely have to provide all the supplies yourself.
[QUOTE=ThrowAway3602; 1539168]Hey all,
Planning to make my visit to Tijuana in a few weeks. But I absolutely need to be able to use my cell phone while there, and it is 100% imperative that my cell bill doesn't say anything about international minutes. Can anyone share a little info on cell phone use in Tijuana? I have Verizon if that matters between the carriers.
Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]You are going to have to get creative. And be ok with lying. Tell your wife you lost your phone. Tell her you are going to go buy a burner phone to use until you can get home and buy a permanent replacement. Call her from the burner.
Does she know you are going to be in San Diego? If so, you could tell her you went to dinner or something in San Diego, it was close to the border and Verizon must have made a mistake yada yada yada.
Whenever I stay on the top floor of either Hotel Ticuan or Cascadas my Tmobile phone changes location to Baja California. Baja California is Mexico.
[QUOTE=Phordphan; 1539260]You're SOL with Verizon. Actually, you're screwed with most carriers. You *might* get a signal on the upper floors of some of the zona hotels and be able to use the USA Verizon signal, but it's very iffy.
You could get a Mexican cell phone, but I suspect that would defeat the purpose of being able to use your cell phone, your number, etc.[/QUOTE]My phone switches from ATT to Telcel to Moviestar even in San Ysidro. I do get a pretty good Att signal in Cascada 6 floor. Yes all will show up on your bill. You might want to check a pay as you go (like metro pcs / sprint) that will let you keep your number and turn off your regular phone (but I really have no idea!)
[QUOTE=GolfSexRroll;1539390]My phone switches from ATT to Telcel to Moviestar even in San Ysidro. I do get a pretty good Att signal in Cascada 6 floor. Yes all will show up on your bill. You might want to check a pay as you go (like metro pcs / sprint) that will let you keep your number and turn off your regular phone (but I really have no idea!)[/QUOTE]For me, it is hit-or-miss on getting ATT on the upper floors of Cascadas. Sometimes I even get ATT from Ticuan. On the other hand, a buddy of mine reported that he got Telcel from a cruise ship just a short distance west of Point Loma.
When I'm in Tijuana, I just don't make calls unless I get the ATT signal. I get ATT often enough so it really isn't a problem. When I'm not making a call, I keep my phone turned off.
Hello my fellow pussy predators,
I will be in Tijuana next weekend on the 14th, so PM me if you want to party. 1st round is on me.
[QUOTE=ThrowAway3602; 1539168]Hey all,
Planning to make my visit to Tijuana in a few weeks. But I absolutely need to be able to use my cell phone while there, and it is 100% imperative that my cell bill doesn't say anything about international minutes. Can anyone share a little info on cell phone use in Tijuana? I have Verizon if that matters between the carriers.
Thanks guys.[/QUOTE]I have verizon. This is how I make a phone call or texting in tijuana. Firstable adjust your phone. Go to setting&tools. Go to phone settings. Then go to system select. Then select Home only option. Now you can get a signal from san yisidro tower only, but not from mexico provider. You get the signal from 2 to 6th floor at hotel cascada north side, not inside hotel room. Or adelita hotel north side. Also hotel hacienda de santiago (perfect signal so far). So when you are at the bar, you are not going to get any signal, but when you come back to any hotel north side you get signal. If you wait 30 second, you get the all the text messages and voice messages which didn't go through before. But not the missed call. If you have more question, pm me.
[QUOTE=Don Smith 10;1540500]I have verizon. This is how I make a phone call or texting in tijuana. Firstable adjust your phone. Go to setting&tools. Go to phone settings. Then go to system select. Then select Home only option. Now you can get a signal from san yisidro tower only, but not from mexico provider. You get the signal from 2 to 6th floor at hotel cascada north side, not inside hotel room. Or adelita hotel north side. Also hotel hacienda de santiago (perfect signal so far). So when you are at the bar, you are not going to get any signal, but when you come back to any hotel north side you get signal. If you wait 30 second, you get the all the text messages and voice messages which didn't go through before. But not the missed call. If you have more question, pm me.[/QUOTE]Damn dude awesome tips here! I was looking into trying to get all my stuff through wi-fi at the business center, but this is much better.
What type of phone do you have?
[QUOTE=Don Smith 10;1540500]I have verizon. This is how I make a phone call or texting in tijuana. Firstable adjust your phone. Go to setting&tools. Go to phone settings. Then go to system select. Then select Home only option. Now you can get a signal from san yisidro tower only, but not from mexico provider. You get the signal from 2 to 6th floor at hotel cascada north side, not inside hotel room. Or adelita hotel north side. Also hotel hacienda de santiago (perfect signal so far). So when you are at the bar, you are not going to get any signal, but when you come back to any hotel north side you get signal. If you wait 30 second, you get the all the text messages and voice messages which didn't go through before. But not the missed call. If you have more question, pm me.[/QUOTE]