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Short, small, 30's, speaks English. Light skinned looks white. She will be there on weekends.
We agreed to one hour. Covered everything. Twenty minutes in she says you can't f me for one hour. Rushed service. Stay away. This place is prepay so got screwed there. Joe the boss doesn't care. He got my money.
[QUOTE=NingunoEspecial;2061423]This one is several years old I believe but what you are looking for basically.[/QUOTE]It is helpful but really low resolution.
Read again.
Yellow taxis got banned from the border due to the attack on 5 tourists waiting for UBER, not from attacks on UBER drivers and the airport bus before. Tijuana city officials specifically condemned this attack against tourists and it triggered the ban.
[QUOTE=Tomjackin;2060937]They got banned from the border for beating up an Uber driver.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2056729]UBER is a strong competitor that could take away big chunks of taxis' business and could trigger more forceful protests.
The video shows a bunch of guys, in yellow shirt with ties and dark pants, likely Yellow Cab drivers, chased and beat up others in street clothes. One was Eric Ibarra of Chula Vista with broken nose; his friend required 10 stitches.
[URL]http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/national-international/Man-Friends-Attacked-by-Tijuana-Taxi-Drivers-for-Using-Uber--432202633.html[/URL][/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;2061729]Read again.
Yellow taxis got banned from the border due to the attack on 5 tourists waiting for UBER, not from attacks on UBER drivers and the airport bus before. Tijuana city officials specifically condemned this attack against tourists and it triggered the ban.[/QUOTE]I'm sure an inteligent gentleman such as you, with so much Tijuana knowedge knows how slowly the wheels turn in Tijuana city government. First they have to figure out who is paying who.
Banning the yellow cabs from La Linea was based on numerous incidents, when finally the powers decided enough is enough.
There have been attacks on Uber drivers, and Uber passengers. And the yellows decided they didn't like that bus service bringing tourists from San Ysidro to Centro and bypassing them. So they would attack the buses with rocks.
Yellow cabbies have been attacking competition for decades. What's new?
Based on local news reports, Tijuana government wheel sure turned fast immediately after tourists were attacked!
[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2061905]I'm sure an inteligent gentleman such as you, with so much Tijuana knowedge knows how slowly the wheels turn in Tijuana city government. First they have to figure out who is paying who.
Banning the yellow cabs from La Linea was based on numerous incidents, when finally the powers decided enough is enough.
There have been attacks on Uber drivers, and Uber passengers. And the yellows decided they didn't like that bus service bringing tourists from San Ysidro to Centro and bypassing them. So they would attack the buses with rocks.[/QUOTE]
If the cabbies had attacked the UBER driver or the Bus drivers, they likely would have gotten away with it but the City of Tijuana depends on tourism. That is why they set up the special Tourist police. Once the Yellow cab drivers starting attacking the golden goose of tourist trade, that is when the hammer came down hard! Like I tell worried Americans. The difference between you and Mexican citizens to the Tijuana policia is that you are valuable. You are a tourist. Mexican citizens unless they are bigwigs are worth nothing to the policia. So feel safe, the Tijuana government and policia is looking out for you tourists because if something bad happens to a tourist and word gets back to the USA media, it hurts Tijuana businesses (and City government) that depend on tourism dollars!
[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2061905]I'm sure an inteligent gentleman such as you, with so much Tijuana knowedge knows how slowly the wheels turn in Tijuana city government. First they have to figure out who is paying who.
Banning the yellow cabs from La Linea was based on numerous incidents, when finally the powers decided enough is enough.
There have been attacks on Uber drivers, and Uber passengers. And the yellows decided they didn't like that bus service bringing tourists from San Ysidro to Centro and bypassing them. So they would attack the buses with rocks.[/QUOTE]
Has anybody stayed at this hotel? Their website pics of the room show modern rooms for $30 Sunday to Thursday. Will girls on the street from Cascadas to Hotel Mini go to Ibiza?
Thanks.
On their website they advertise massages. Are extras provided and does anybody know their rates?
[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2061905]I'm sure an inteligent gentleman such as you, with so much Tijuana knowedge knows how slowly the wheels turn in Tijuana city government. First they have to figure out who is paying who.
Banning the yellow cabs from La Linea was based on numerous incidents, when finally the powers decided enough is enough.
There have been attacks on Uber drivers, and Uber passengers. And the yellows decided they didn't like that bus service bringing tourists from San Ysidro to Centro and bypassing them. So they would attack the buses with rocks.[/QUOTE]Of course you have it right BS.
The yellow cabbies are little more than thugs. They were involved in numerous incidents.
Good riddance.
[QUOTE=Travv;2061949]If the cabbies had attacked the UBER driver or the Bus drivers, they likely would have gotten away with it but the City of Tijuana depends on tourism. That is why they set up the special Tourist police. Once the Yellow cab drivers starting attacking the golden goose of tourist trade, that is when the hammer came down hard! Like I tell worried Americans. The difference between you and Mexican citizens to the Tijuana policia is that you are valuable. You are a tourist. Mexican citizens unless they are bigwigs are worth nothing to the policia. So feel safe, the Tijuana government and policia is looking out for you tourists because if something bad happens to a tourist and word gets back to the USA media, it hurts Tijuana businesses (and City government) that depend on tourism dollars![/QUOTE]I was in Cancun, on vacation, and we were at a mall on the strip. We went into a store, and the guy offered to sell us weed. We went into his back room, and made the sale. My girl, who is much more street than ill ever be, was scared he'd kill us. I explained that hurting tourists is like killingbthe goose that lays the golden egg. We went back for more, 2 days later, and on our next trip. Headed to see our amigo on our next visit. LOL.
Ibiza is new, nice, clean, smelling good with new mattresses and sheets, same as the new rooms in Cascada, owned by the same people. $30 week nights are good deals. Sure beats $55 for a single room in Cascada.
I had no problem having street girls in the alley and Constitucion to go to this hotel, except those working in front of hotels Coahuila, Mini and El Porton. They would still have to pay $5 to their hotels if they walk away with their johns.
[QUOTE=EagleRoamer;2061994]Has anybody stayed at this hotel? Their website pics of the room show modern rooms for $30 Sunday to Thursday. Will girls on the street from Cascadas to Hotel Mini go to Ibiza?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]
Went to Tijuana last night. Here are my observations, and some questions.
Parked my car on the street, across from the outlets. Got the only spot. It was a tight fit. Walked to the border, and saw the new crossing, next to the outlets. Saw they ripped down the old site, they closed a couple years ago. Entered, and walked through without being questioned for a visa. BTW, I look like a gringo. They extended the ramp at the exit up to the street. Waled up the hill to the left, looking for the libres. Walked back, and saw the line. 5 minute wait.
Ate at the taco stand on the corner near the front entrance to HK. $1. 25. You have to order, get a slip, and give it to a cook. Good shit. Walked back to the corner, grabbed a libre, and back to the border. He asked, old or new. I chose the one I knew. Old. He dropped me as close as possible, like it use to be. Walked passed the stores on the right, and was asked for my papers by 3 guards. Pulled out my passport to show him, and he waved me through. The destruction / construction is huge. Made it to the new, temporary room, presented my passport. Asked if I was bringing anything back. Looked alot at his screen, typed some, and waved me through.
Questions:
Can I enter Mexico at the new crossing?
If I come home, by taxi, and get dropped at the new crossing, is it easy / safe to find my way, at midnight, for the first time? It is much closer to my car.
Did I choose the bestbtaco stand? Use to hit the one on the corner, by Chicago.
[QUOTE=EagleRoamer;2061994]Has anybody stayed at this hotel? Their website pics of the room show modern rooms for $30 Sunday to Thursday. Will girls on the street from Cascadas to Hotel Mini go to Ibiza?
Thanks.[/QUOTE]The girls AR the Cascada can go to Ibiza because it is owned by the same owners of HK and TB. As for the other girls for other hotels, some can some can't. I recommend you try and get the rooms at the very top to get away from the noise as much as possible due to MQ being opened 24/7. I couldn't sleep a wink if not for being stupid drunk and just got done banging a girl.
[QUOTE=Travv;2061949]If the cabbies had attacked the UBER driver or the Bus drivers, they likely would have gotten away with it but the City of Tijuana depends on tourism. That is why they set up the special Tourist police. Once the Yellow cab drivers starting attacking the golden goose of tourist trade, that is when the hammer came down hard! Like I tell worried Americans. The difference between you and Mexican citizens to the Tijuana policia is that you are valuable. You are a tourist. Mexican citizens unless they are bigwigs are worth nothing to the policia. So feel safe, the Tijuana government and policia is looking out for you tourists because if something bad happens to a tourist and word gets back to the USA media, it hurts Tijuana businesses (and City government) that depend on tourism dollars![/QUOTE]Of course that all makes sense Trav. BUT then if the police are so concerned about making Tijuana safe and comfortable for American tourists how can you explain there shakedowns of Americans and stealing money right out of there pockets.
While the outright thefts seem to occur around the Zona Norte. You have to wonder if tourists to the red light district are treated as 2nd class. But on the other hand driving while American anywhere in the city you can expect a shakedown.
So is there an explanation as to why the police abuse of Americans has never been cleaned up. If the American tourist is so important to the city.
[QUOTE=BaxterSlade;2062215]Of course that all makes sense Trav. BUT then if the police are so concerned about making Tijuana safe and comfortable for American tourists how can you explain there shakedowns of Americans and stealing money right out of there pockets.
While the outright thefts seem to occur around the Zona Norte. You have to wonder if tourists to the red light district are treated as 2nd class. But on the other hand driving while American anywhere in the city you can expect a shakedown.
So is there an explanation as to why the police abuse of Americans has never been cleaned up. If the American tourist is so important to the city.[/QUOTE]I have been told by Uber drivers that they get shake down even if they have mexicans in the cars. These monkees look at anyone as prey yet all be it gringos / asians / any one americano is a much more attractive prey as potential marks. Sometimes you have to call their bluffs and sometimes they just do the pick pocketing in front of your eyes. They are monkees period. As far as cleaning up, next to impossible as it is built into their culture. I myself have been 50/50 on two occasions. One with no incident maybe because of cameras and one with me loosing out on $110 because there were no cameras and rather be safe and pay them off or get the headaches.