Planning a trip to TJ

[arabianbarbie]

yes im drunk rioght now, cant do much of anything but laugh my ass off and drink some more, but i can still makeposts and do my job as a monger intel agent helping mongers through out the world stay informed. so this post may not be much of any help but thought id post it anyway, looked like a nice pic, so enjoy, and HAPPY MONGERING


The Mexican border city of Tijuana, a weekend playground for U.S. visitors, plans to give prostitutes electronic health cards and regulate brothels in an effort to clean up its gritty image. Under a bylaw passed last month, the city is forcing about 50 clandestine brothels to meet public safety and hygiene standards, like putting clean sheets on beds, or face closure. Prostitution is illegal in Mexico but brothels are often left alone by law enforcement agents. Under the regulation, some 7,000 male and female sex workers in Tijuana, a city of 1.2 million people, will carry health cards with a computer chip to show they have passed monthly health checks. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton Email Photo Print Photo

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[shadedskies]

You can park for as long as you want, they are pay parking of course. There is security so that helps.

 

[griersetrorry]

To my knowledge, I don't think there is any limit on time at the large parking areas on the US side at the border. I haven't left my car there a full day, but I did leave it a long time. The tickets are time/date stamped, so you pay a fee per day. Worst case, you can always park near a trolley station and take it to the border, or park a mile or two up the road from the lots and hike it down to the border crossing.

 

[Another Massage Therapist]

I'm planning a two night trip to TJ (I plan on staying in TJ) and was wondering if the parking lots on the US side offer more than a single day of parking? If not, what would be the best way for a guy to road trip down and stay in TJ. This is my first time mongering and staying overnight in TJ (not mexico in general) and would like some help for the best approach.