mexicoach
taking tourismo express formerly mexicoach to tijuana makes crossing the international border more relaxed ...
mexicoach was late picking us up in tj and then left us at the border. took us 3 1 / 2 hours to get back to our car. will never use mexicoach again! will never go to tj again! will tell everyone i know to never use a worthless and unreliable company like mexicoach ever !
the mexicoach picks up at the trolley and then drives across the border to downtown tijuana, i e - mailed them .
i think it is possible to catch mexicoach only in tj. i don' t think they cross the border at all .
we’re still waiting for the official scoop. beat us to the news by messaging mexicoach to learn specifics about their style and services .
i haven' t seen a mexicoach bus in ages. i would suspect they' ve gone under but can' t confirm it .
we don‘t know mexicoach ‘s story by heart, but we can assure you it‘s pretty awesome. message them to get to know more about their business .
our driver didn' t really tell us what to do afterwards. so we missed the part where the mexicoach pulls up and takes you back to the parking lot. we walked .
you would use mexicoach if you were going to rosarito beach (30 min. south) or ensenada (an hour and 15 min. to an hour and a half south. you would, of course, take the mexicoach back, and that' s where you might have a long wait. crossing into the u. s. is unpredictable; sometimes very quick; sometimes hours .
i used mexicoach round trip in november or december 2015. picked it up at the border station crossing parking lot, they had a person standing at the shack selling tickets for $ 5. i don' t think the bus even said mexicoach on it. and it was definitely a very small plain white shuttle van that picked us up from tj to go back to san diego later that afternoon .
if i could give zero stars, i would. mexicoach is no longer running. i repeat, mexicoach is out of business. the mexicoach terminal on ave revolucion in the shopping district of tijuana is just the remains of a building. i don' t know why this information isn' t anywhere on the web, but i found out for myself so i' m letting everyone else know. if you' re heading to rosarito, just grab a cab from the end of the pedestrian walk - way when you come through the border. make sure to negotiate. you should be able to get to rosarito for $ 20 usd give - or - take, and it' s always cheaper to use pesos. $ 300 - 350 pesos is what you should aim for. again, mexicoach is defunct .
i was really disappointed with the mexicoach on december2. there was a bomb scare at the san ysidro crossing and it was closed. we were taken to another crossing real far away and were told that the mexicoach would take us back to the parking lot after we crossed. we were all stranded there and had to take taxis to get back to the san ysidro side. they sure made a lot of money off that fiasco. and, there sure were no mexicoach buses waiting after we crossed the border either. the taxi would not let us off at the parking lot so i had to take another taxi to get back there. was anyone else stranded there ?
btw i heard that uber now operates in the tijuana - rosarito area, while i doubt many drivers would be crossing the border i wonder is uber a good idea for local transportation within tijuana and rosarito to avoid the hassle of dealing with buses and taxis there. i am guessing i would need to ride one of the other cross border buses from the bus station to get the same line bypass advantages as mexicoach if mexicoach no longer does it .
i just used mexicoach for san ysidro to rosarito over christmas, and it was vip service all the way! we went on the mexicoach bus to tijuana and then they provided a private car to go down to rosarito as there were only two of us going that far. on the way back, same thing. also, the bus was fairly crowded from tijuana to san ysidro and the supervisor made sure that we had a place for our luggage before the crowd got on the bus .
i was wondering whether mexicoach went out of business as no one answers phones and its website is under construction for more than a year. the company had operated for quite a long time i believe around 12 years and was pretty successful as its really helpful for a novice crossing the border to avoid getting lost in the confusion and lets one sit in air conditioning through a very short line rather than stand in long lines on foot or idling for hours in a car. though i notice that many travel guides, wikitravel, and independent travel / hotel websites including rosarito beach hotel still point to mexicoach as a means of transportation to get to the hotel in rosarito. therefore i am confused does it still exist or i would be waiting in a parking lot for a bus that will never arrive. i can find no resources online that state mexicoach is no longer in service. i bet many people might still expect to be able ride mexicoach and may be surprised its not there anymore .
taking tourismo express formerly mexicoach to tijuana makes crossing the international border more relaxed and convenient. no more waiting in long lines and no more costly auto insurance. it’s the easiest and safest way to go to and come back from tijuana, mexico .
unless you have a large group, this is the most affordable option. the main bus service for tourists is mexicoach, which charges $ 6 for a round trip ticket between its downtown tijuana depot and the rosarito beach hotel. mexicoach can be found at avenida revolucion between calle 6 and calle 7 or just catch the bus at the parking lot in san ysidro located on the corner as you get off on the last u. s. exit - camino de la plaza. the cost is only $ 1. 00 as of this writing and you can park in the lot at the posted rates. mexicoach runs four round trips daily, the first bus leaving tijuana at 11 a. m. and the last bus departing rosarito at 8 p. m .
i ask this because my boyfriend and i went on mexicoach while he was visiting from netherlands. we asked all questions at the mexicoach office and on the return asked the bus driver. luckily, one of the four languages i am fluent is spanish. so i was able to communicate and understand that mexicoach is one of the bus lines that goes across the border from san diego to tijuana. as well as mexicoach also goes to rosarito or ensenada and back for a minimal fee compared to other bus lines that go to both sides of the border. prior to our trip we checked tour prices and we noticed that for 2 people other bus tours charge anywhere starting from $ 75 to $ 220 roundtrip from san diego to ensenda per person or $ 50 - 100 roundtrip to rosarito and back to sd. that is pricey! but then again it would of been pricier for us to get a car rental, pay for gas, car insurance and still waste time waiting in line to cross back at the border. we also checked the border times to get anapproximate idea of how long it would take which made us realize it something like 4 hours if we drove back in our a car or 3 hours to get across in the line to cross back that day. on a regular basis it standing in line to cross back during the week or weekend can take anywhere from 2 to 4 hours. so all these factors made the mexicoach bus ride inexpensive .
tourismo express formerly mexicoach runs daily express buses from san ysidro to downtown tijuana 7 a. m. - 6 p. m. these departures are from border station parking in san ysidro every hour on the hour and until 6 p. m. the fare is ($ 10) each way .
we called them when our original shuttle company, five star tours, failed. mexicoach picked us up on time at our baja hotel and drove us in style back to san diego. the shuttle was clean and new, the driver was nice, the price was cheaper than the other company. success !
driving south on freeway 5 or 805 take the exit
camino de la plaza last usa exit
. at the end of the ramp theres a traffic signal. make a right and right, and there another right to get into the san ysidro border station parking lot. the mexicoach station is inside the parking lot .
i used the mexicoach to cross the border from san ysidro border parking lot to tijuana back in 2012. it was a very nice alternative to driving or even walking across the border where heavy traffic, long lines, and confusing directions plague border crossers. mexicoach takes riders from the border parking lot and drops people directly in the middle of zona centro after clearing mexican immigrations and customs in a exclusively for bus passenger checkpoint with minimal wait. on the return trip mexicoach uses the bus sentri / fast lane to return to us immigration checkpoint which bypasses the long driving or even walking lines. i heard they even have connections to rosarito and beyond. based on my good experience i planned to use the service again soon, alas for some reason their website was down since a year ago and the phone appears to be disconnected. i have to assume to suddenly went out of business. though i wonder are there other similar bus services that provide similar cross border express bus service ?
i used mexicoach on dec. 29, 2007. i parked in the' last exit' lot and picked up the mexicoach there in the parking lot. round trip ticket was $ 8. because i read the above posts before my departure i knew what to expect and easily made it back to the bus, after going thru customs. i didn' t walk across the border to us because the line was very long. people were actually coming out of the line and getting onto a van shuttle to cross back to the us. oh, and by the way, there is a restroom near the back of the parking lot you can use before you board the bus .
i' ve read a few postings about mexicoach. the rate seems reasonable and the proximity to the trolley is great. how about the time it takes to actually cross the border? is it hours? i had read somewhere that the mexicoach takes some sort of
express lane
but then i read that we can be sitting on the bus for almost 2 hrs. just to cross. just wondering about the conflicting info and if it is a long wait, is it worth it just to say we had been to tijuana? we' re only looking to do a little souvinir shopping and hope to stay only a couple of hrs in the am. any advice would be great. thx .
what a disaster! mexicoach totally missed the pick up date for a group i had going from sd to tijuana. after calling them they send a unit, so the group is 2 hrs late getting to their meetings. next day the unit overheats and driver has to add water in front of the whole group. manger admits having' issues' with the unit (hello, this is what they do... give maintenance to the darn units !). totally unprofessional. will not use their serivce again, buyer be ware ...
a fan of living on the edge, while in san diego, i went against the advice of the state department and others and took the family to tijuana for a few hours. we parked at a lot in san ysidro right near the las americas outlets and took the mexicoach bus right from the lot. it was a shuttle type bus and cost $ 6. 00 rounf trip per person. the trip across the border into mexico was uneventful. the driver pulled into a special bus lane and a border officer boarded the bus, looked and got off. i do not believe that there was any conversation at all and we were through. the mexicoach terminal in tijuana is on aveenida revolucion and is scheduled to leave tijuana every hour on the hour, however our return bus was 40 minutes late leaving (luckily, so were we). the ride back was longer due to the traffic going to the us but the bus got to take advantage of a special lane that got us to the border in about 30 minutes instead of what could have been several hours. once you get to the border, you get out and go inside to clear immigration. the bus takes longer and the driver instructed us just to continue walking for 5 minutes to the lot which was fine. very friendly service .
anyhow, mexicoach only charges $ 20 roundtrip to rosarito. i think is somethingaround $ 10 roundtrip from san diego to tijuana and back. this is one of the most inexpensive ways to see baja california without the hassle. that is why when the bus reaches the border and if its not full the driver lets people on before a certain point which is us territory (the gate near the embassy office) these people that get on not only includes mexican residents but also us citizens travelling from other parts of the country, southern california locals and foreigners like yourself. any person in their right mind in a hot day. especially if they know that to get on the bus it cost something like $ 5 dollars per person one way .
i live a few minutes south of rosarito beach and recently had to leave my car in san diego for repairs. i called mexicoach to inquire about using thier service to get to their stop at the rosarito beach hotel from the station on revolucion in tijuana. the quote for this short trip was $ 130. 00 dollars. their website lists the cost of the trip at $ 26. 00 dollars for one person, but that one person must become a part of a five person charter. if you want to use the service you have to schedule your trip and become a part of the five person charter. if it happens to be on a date you need and no charters are scheduled, the cost is $ 130. 00 dollars. my advice is to walk across the border and get one of the yellow cabs a few steps after getting across, and the ride will cost around $ 20. 00 dollars for the cab .
so first off, very disappointed to have to give even one star here! this company isn' t worth the headaches! if you want to listen to the best advice you will ever get pertaining to bus transportation, do not use mexicoach! !! !! i am a 24 year volunteer and past president of an amazing organization that provides cleft palate and lip surgeries for those less fortunate children in mexico. we had reserved two buses for over two months to transport our volunteers who take time out of their busy work schedules and families to come provide service to the children that desperately need our services. buses never showed and no phone call... ...... . really! !! it is hard to contact them and their makeshift office is in a kiosk at the swap meet near the border. what i don' t understand is how someone can run a business like this that caters to getting people to a destination at a certain time. i am coordinating a reunion in which we will be chartering a bus to long beach to board a cruise ship next year. i had thought of using them but that is no longer in the cards for them. can you imagine them not showing up for that and everyone misses the boat? no pun intended! best of luck in your travels ~ mark
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don’t forget that american citizens need a valid u. s. passport to enter and leave mexico. if you are 21 years or older you can bring back one quart of liquor duty - free. victor and sons liquor (10) at 1020 ave. revolucion in downtown tijuana has the best selection .
tourismo express also takes people to the new airport border crossing cbx for a fee of ($ 10) each way. until the city of san diego builds a bigger parking lot, the best way to avoid getting a ticket for parking too long on the street near the terminal and getting your car towed away and having to pay a huge fee to get it back is to opt for a shuttle service. tourismo express makes multiple stops at cbx, the tijuana airport terminal — in san diego daily .
san ysidro is home to the world’s busiest land border crossing, where u. s. interstate 5 crosses into mexico at tijuana. each year over 14 million vehicles and 40 million people enter the u. s. at the san ysidro port of entry .
the great majority of these are workers (both of mexican and u. s. nationality) commuting from tijuana to jobs in the greater san diego area and throughout southern california. there is also a thriving reverse traffic, both of workers traveling to maquiladoras in mexico and those purchasing services (vehicle repairs, hair and beauty services, childcare, medical and dental) or seeking entertainment in tijuana .
crossing times are notoriously slow at san ysidro, particularly for those entering the u. s. in cars. for this reason many cross on foot, which is frequently much faster than the vehicle lane. some pedestrian travelers own a car in each country, and store them in one of the large parking lots located near the border post, or use the respective public transportation systems of both cities (both systems have a bus station built solely to serve the border crossing point) .
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intercalifornias does it. i' m not sure where they stop in san ysidro; the wait is never very long going south, and going north you can have a cab drop you at ferrocarril and frontera (just say
déjeme a los vans pa' l norte por favor
if you have language issues) and there are a million vans that can use the bus lane. usually runs $ 5 or so .
intercalifornias does not go out of the border area. the first mexican stop is at the línea bus station, though, and from there you can get an abc bus to rosarito or you can just take a cab; shouldn' t cost more than $ 15 - 20 dlls. for a cab .
if you ask your taxi to drop you off on ferrocarril you will see all the vans that will take you in the bus lane for $ 5 .
i guess the company changed names. though it is quite shady that there is no name nor any type of contact information .
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they are ok if you want to get to tijuana. if you want to go back, just forget about them and have a walk. when we were buying tickets in us, they told us that the bus leaves tijuana station back to us every hour. well, later, it turned out it is not every hour, but every two hours. in the end, the bus did not show up at all. so we walked ...
i called for 2 days straight and after receiving no calls back or anyone picking up their phone i gave up. what kind of business is this? after reading the reviews for this charter bus company i realize now this is a joke, a waste of money, and a complete waste of time! go somewhere else people !
still running. terribly unreliable, but the price is okay ($ 3 each way). it does help to bypass the walking line - - but you shouldn' t expect much from the service. we waited almost two hours for the coach (it was
held up
at the border). the staff was super unfriendly and unhelpful. the bus was crowded (a lot of people were standing) .
the ride to rosarito beach was good! ! but the ride back was a different story they took us to some side stop where it look for shady back there and switched drivers. then we had to stop in tj to pick up passengers and like 25 freakin people got on so it was so uncomfortable. then once we got to the border there was another driver that got on and then the other driver came back to drive again i don' t know what the hell was going on but we sat in that line for about 2hours even though we were close to the gate. the good thing all 25 people were together and they decided to get off and wait in the line so the 2hour wait was ok. it was a good ride with us ladies talking and there were 2 other people left on the bus with us and they said you ladies made the time go by fast it was better then reality tv. : )
the $ 5 price roudn trip sounded good. from sd to tj, the trip was okay, but didn' t like the stop at the flea market before crossing the border, i guess it depends on what side of the highway you board from. the return back to the border was one of the worst expereinces we ever had. they said it would take 20 minutes and we sat just a few yards from the border for an hour, some people got off and stood in the long line. we watched them cross over the boarder as we were still seated on the bus. what! ! the buss then moved a few feet and we asked to get off but the driver refused and said he and us would be fined. total bs! !! . we yelled to the custom offiicals that we being held hostage and we were let go by the driver. what law is it again that you can' t leave a bus? ? we waited in foot line and waved to our bus mates as we passed them still in the same spot. i would just haggle with a taxi next time .
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that sounds horrible! i' ll continue to advise people to rent a car and drive to rosarito. for me, being in charge of your destiny yourself makes up for a few extra dollars to rent a car .
i am sure you got your moneys worth. as also would like to suggest for any time you go outside of australia that it pays to know a second language or to learn a bit of the local language. at least thats been my case in the multiple countries i have been abroad in central europe, scandinavia, eastern europe and latin america. in your case, according to you you had a terrible experience and i can understand that the driver was probably not the best. but then again let me ask you this. how much did you pay to get across the border and was tijuana your only destination? how do you know the people that got on were illegals? did you check the passport of each of those
illegals
? did you ask where the drop off was or the procedure before boarding the bus ?
for those that don' t know - buses pay us immigration / customs a yearly fee to get on special lane called
sentri line
. the bus after crossing the border picks up passenger from san diego heading to tijuana and goes back. that is why when you reach the checkpoint where the customs officer is marks end of the bus route. unless you paid to go another city in california thru their bus company or want to pay to go back then you should get back on. but thats the end of the route for everyone. the officer checking the bus ask you to stand on a special sentri line for bus passenger which is also quite short and nothing compared to the regular lines to cross immigration therefore, you should not say they are illegals... and i doubt theres anything to feel unsafe about because all these people that get on the bus are not concerned with you or what you have. but are concerned in getting home, going to work, going shopping, catchinga tour bus to go on holiday or contnue their vacation .
@ cass015. i respectfully suggest that i did not get value for money at all. no bus service should abandon paying passengers half way to their paid destination... especially in the dark. also, it was pretty easy to work out the young mexican nationals who boarded our bus were illegals. they didnt even have passports and were booted out of the customs line and sent back into mexico when trying to enter usa. . you don' t need a degree, or a second language to work that one out ...
just went. the parking lot in to the right on the
last exit before mexico
exit. it' s 8 bucks round trip. the come every 30 minutes and they drop you off in ave. revolucion near 6th .
the return is hell. the bus stops at door where you have to walk across the border with your bag and such .
advice: when you get near the border and are stuck in traffic. just ask the driver to let you off and walk across. it will be faster. it took us 1 hour and 15 minutes to get a across the border. walking up when we got close would have been only 10 .
sorry, you had problems with the bus crossing. i was confused with their information too .
sorry about the event on dec. 2! bus drivers don' t seem to speak much english and i was thankful i had read the above posts .
i - 5 south | e st. to camino de la plaza = last us exit =
it takes no time to cross into mexico. you walk across after parking your car in the lot right by the border or you take the trolley. going back to the u. s. , you will also walk across the border .
if you are just going to tijuana, you can walk. the tourist area is close to the crossing or you can take a cab to the zona rio, a nice shopping center. you' ll find items at the stores in the zona rio to be more expensive than in the u. s. the tourist area will have the handcraft type items you are probably thinking of .
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coming from san diego to rosarito is easy by car, bus, route taxis, or one of the yellow taxi cabs. please see our driving directions page for more info on how to get here .
yellow cabs are in plentiful supply if you walk across the border to tijuana from san ysidro. these cabs will charge from $ 25 to $ 30 to take a carload to rosarito. work out the price with the driver before getting in the cab. once in rosarito, you can hire a cab to take you back when you are ready. in rosarito you can take an eco taxi or one of many route taxis constantly going back and forth to and from tijuana .
service from boulevard benito juarez to tijuana only cost $ 1 or less, but route taxis are always the slowest and least comfortable means of transportation as they really pack them in with three in the front, four in the middle and three in the back of the station wagon. rosarito cabs are typically big 1980s ford and chevy station wagons .
you can drive by way of the libre (free road) or the cuota (toll road). by far the nicest method is the toll road. the toll is currently 24 pesos (about $ 2. 10). the toll road receipt is your insurance receipt should you have an accident while driving on the cuota. the cuota also has the
green angel
service. they are radio - dispatched green trucks to help distressed vehicles. there are telephones about every 2 miles. they have gasoline, battery cables, etc .
while driving in downtown rosarito, the far right lane is not a driving lane. this is for taxi pick ups and a lane to make backing out of parking easier. do not park where the curb is yellow. you will be towed and the fine is $ 70 for the towing charge and a four hour ordeal! ! !
there are several pemex stations in rosarito. super unleaded at the moment is $ 2. 40 per gallon. buy your gasoline in pesos for the best deal as the exchange rate at the gas station is usually not the greatest. and don' t let your tank get really low. on some holiday weekends, the demand from tourists causes them to have long lines, especially if a motor home caravan of 100 rigs appear at once, and they do !
you are welcome to bring your animals to mexico. mexico does not check registration and shot records, but when you go back north, you may possibly need those records to get your pet (s) back into the u. s. there are no leash laws in mexico and your pets can enjoy the beach with you. be sure to inquire if your condominium or hotel will allow pets. there are pet sitters around town, but they really get booked up, so plan early .
not under any circumstances should you attempt to purchase a
mexican pretty green parrot
from the street corner and think it would be
cute
to take home. u. s. customs considers that almost as bad as drugs and has a healthy fine and a 50 year jail term !
making your move to baja and bringing your household goods into mexico has new structure that you should be aware of, because if it is not conducted correctly, you could have to pay duty tax .
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mexicoach is a private transportation operator that provides cross-border service in the san diego – tijuana metropolitan area . the company has been in existence since 1970 , with the main purpose of allowing day trippers to avoid the one-mile walk between customs and the avenida revolución . in recent years , the service 's draw has been to avoid the long lines at the port of entry , which have plagued both vehicular and foot travellers , because mexicoach passes between the two nations in a special clearance lane . the coachline runs two routes . the primary line runs from the san ysidro district of san diego , picking up san diego public transit users at the san ysidro transit center or travellers leaving their cars at the border station lot , to the mexicoach terminal on avenida revolución . the secondary line is designed for both mexican and american beachgoers , as it runs from the terminal in tijuana to a station connected to the rosarito beach hotel in the ocean resort town of playas de rosarito . 
mexicoach is a private transportation operator that provides cross-border service in the san diego – tijuana metropolitan area. the company has been in existence since 1970, with the main purpose of allowing day trippers to avoid the one-mile walk between customs and the avenida revolución. in recent years, the service's draw has been to avoid the long lines at the port of entry, which have plagued both vehicular and foot travellers, because mexicoach passes between the two nations in a special clearance lane. the coachline runs two routes. the primary line runs from the san ysidro district of san diego, picking up san diego public transit users at the san ysidro transit center or travellers leaving their cars at the border station lot, to the mexicoach terminal on avenida revolución. the secondary line is designed for both mexican and american beachgoers, as it runs from the terminal in tijuana to a station connected to the rosarito beach hotel in the ocean resort town of playas de rosarito.
mexicoach is a private transportation operator that provides cross-border service in the san diego – tijuana metropolitan area. the company has been in existence since 1970, with the main purpose of allowing day trippers to avoid the one-mile walk between customs and the avenida revolución. in recent years, the service's draw has been to avoid the long lines at the port of entry, which have plagued both vehicular and foot travellers, because mexicoach passes between the two nations in a special clearance lane. the coachline runs two routes. the primary line runs from the san ysidro district of san diego, picking up san diego public transit users at the san ysidro transit center or travellers leaving their cars at the border station lot, to the mexicoach terminal on avenida revolución. the secondary line is designed for both mexican and american beachgoers, as it runs from the terminal in tijuana to a station connected to the rosarito beach hotel in the ocean resort town of playas de rosarito.