Tijuana Reports

[QUOTE=JaySdMac;4958374]A lot of the hotels that the street girls use also have at least one flight steps too.

As far as dangers, a lot depends on how you handle yourself. I have been down there no less that 100 times in the last 3 years and have only had three bad encounters, two with the police. One time I got thrown in the back of a cop car and I had to give 1500 pesos to get dropped off near the border. At first I just laughed and refused, they drove me around for 20 minutes threatening to take me to jail. I finally got tired of it and gave in. The other time I was walking in the alley behind HK. I got thrown against the wall by four police and my pockets emptied. I had hit big at the casino earlier and had 30,000 pesos on me. 25,000 of which were in a wallet and the rest in my pocket loose. I know that I got everything in the wallet back, but I have no idea if anything was taken from the rest while they passed my stuff around. I was only worried about the wallet. One time in Tropical club, I left my phone on the bar and started to go upstairs with a girl. I got outside and realized it. I ran back to the bar, it was gone, the power shut off and no one had seen it haha. I have had a lot sketchy people ask me for the time when I pulled out my phone they wanted me to let them get a better look. I have heard stories of people getting their phone snatched and they just run away. So as long as you have you head on a swivel and do not drink much you will be fine.[/QUOTE]I've been down numerous times, but never had an issue. I have even walked from the border across the bridge to the zona at night to save the $5-6 and get some exercise. No issue, but don't recommend it for anyone that is fearful. I've been in war zones, so TJ is nothing compared to SWA. Some of the street girls have rooms available that are on the ground floor, but if you have issues with your knees, then why would you want to participate in bedroom gymnastics? Most seem to just ride for a couple of minutes say they are tired and want you to pound in mish. I have actually felt weak in the legs after long sessions that felt like cardio session. I don't bring large sums of cash, but only a few hundred in various USD to get a few short-times and drinks. I usually leave my phone in the glovebox of the car and walk across. The only time I've been ripped off is I gave a mesero $20 for change to $1 so I could stuff it into some panties, but then the guy was ghost and never returned. I recommend just going straight to the bartender and getting change and a drink and then tip them direct.

Did you wonder off the beaten path to get hustled by the cops? I've had more bad experiences sharing time with the ladies in the USA That either provide bad service or try to upsell once they get to the room. I thank all my bros here on the forums for TOFTT before I have to end up with a starfish, psycho, or rob. Stay safe and enjoy the time with the ladies. I am just going to do the local AMPs and escorts here in the USA Until they get more control over this virus.

[QUOTE=Koolbeans;4958854]Did you wonder off the beaten path to get hustled by the cops? I've had more bad experiences sharing time with the ladies in the USA That either provide bad service or try to upsell once they get to the room. I thank all my bros here on the forums for TOFTT before I have to end up with a starfish, psycho, or rob. Stay safe and enjoy the time with the ladies. I am just going to do the local AMPs and escorts here in the USA Until they get more control over this virus.[/QUOTE]I've gone off the beaten path numerous times to check out a lot of bars and breweries and never had a problem. I also usually walk to the zona to save the money and get some exercise and never had problems doing that. The police actually got me right on revolution and and then in the alley behind HK.

The Zona is reasonably safe these days. There is lot more security and police in the Zona. But one should also always be carefeul in any case. It is always a good idea to see who walking behind you in the Zona. There is always the random mugging that occurs sometimes. There is however several areas to use extra caution and avoid. It best to avoid Primera st between Constitucion and Nino's Hero's at night. It also best to use extra caution on Nino's Hero's between the alley and Primera. I would also advise everyone to follow news stories about crime. Sometimes when there is wars between the gangs the ratero's and other cirminals will become more active and there is a uptick in muggings. The important thing is to be aware when the there is rise in crime. Police shakedowns are usually not a issue so long as you stay clean and follow the law. Taking drugs or walking around the Zona drunk is just asking to be hassled by the cops. There is also a rise in police shakedowns when crime is rising as well. The other night however I was walking back to the border and was exiting the rundown shopping mall on the east side of the pedestrian. Bridge. Several cops stopped me and searched me. As I pulled my wallet and my phone and held them in my hand. One of them grabbed my wallet and they got upset when I tried pulling the cash out of my wallet. One of the cops searched my phones photos and found a picture of a girl wearing a dress with her legs showing. He then tried telling me that this was pornography. I was quite irritated since this took almost 20 minutes He then told me he would have to ask his boss if I had to pay a fine. Finally let me go. So I will brobably take cab back to the Zona for now.

[QUOTE=MongerSeeker;4963231]The Zona is reasonably safe these days. There is lot more security and police in the Zona. But one should also always be carefeul in any case. It is always a good idea to see who walking behind you in the Zona. There is always the random mugging that occurs sometimes. There is however several areas to use extra caution and avoid. It best to avoid Primera st between Constitucion and Nino's Hero's at night. It also best to use extra caution on Nino's Hero's between the alley and Primera. I would also advise everyone to follow news stories about crime. Sometimes when there is wars between the gangs the ratero's and other cirminals will become more active and there is a uptick in muggings. The important thing is to be aware when the there is rise in crime. Police shakedowns are usually not a issue so long as you stay clean and follow the law. Taking drugs or walking around the Zona drunk is just asking to be hassled by the cops. There is also a rise in police shakedowns when crime is rising as well. The other night however I was walking back to the border and was exiting the rundown shopping mall on the east side of the pedestrian. Bridge. Several cops stopped me and searched me. As I pulled my wallet and my phone and held them in my hand. One of them grabbed my wallet and they got upset when I tried pulling the cash out of my wallet. One of the cops searched my phones photos and found a picture of a girl wearing a dress with her legs showing. He then tried telling me that this was pornography. I was quite irritated since this took almost 20 minutes He then told me he would have to ask his boss if I had to pay a fine. Finally let me go. So I will brobably take cab back to the Zona for now.[/QUOTE]As I started to read this I thought I'm more fearful of the police than I am of the rateros. Then you you got to it towards the end of the post. I figure I can always get away from the rateros but you can't run from the cops. I've always had people in the zona tell me that it's good that the police are there and I know that the zona was safer when they had that shabby station across from Malquerida but those guys are always intimidating in my opinion. Plus I've had a few experiences with them on the bridge walking back to the border years ago when they used to hang up there. With all the back and forth this year with the police in the United States I think shit, these protestors obviously have never been to Mexico. Moe.

Thanks for your report. I am always hesitant about out of country 'cops'.

[QUOTE=MongerSeeker;4963231]The Zona is reasonably safe these days. There is lot more security and police in the Zona. But one should also always be carefeul in any case. It is always a good idea to see who walking behind you in the Zona. There is always the random mugging that occurs sometimes. There is however several areas to use extra caution and avoid. It best to avoid Primera st between Constitucion and Nino's Hero's at night. It also best to use extra caution on Nino's Hero's between the alley and Primera. I would also advise everyone to follow news stories about crime. Sometimes when there is wars between the gangs the ratero's and other cirminals will become more active and there is a uptick in muggings. The important thing is to be aware when the there is rise in crime. Police shakedowns are usually not a issue so long as you stay clean and follow the law. Taking drugs or walking around the Zona drunk is just asking to be hassled by the cops. There is also a rise in police shakedowns when crime is rising as well. The other night however I was walking back to the border and was exiting the rundown shopping mall on the east side of the pedestrian. Bridge. Several cops stopped me and searched me. As I pulled my wallet and my phone and held them in my hand. One of them grabbed my wallet and they got upset when I tried pulling the cash out of my wallet. One of the cops searched my phones photos and found a picture of a girl wearing a dress with her legs showing. He then tried telling me that this was pornography. I was quite irritated since this took almost 20 minutes He then told me he would have to ask his boss if I had to pay a fine. Finally let me go. So I will brobably take cab back to the Zona for now.[/QUOTE]

The police are usually not a problem in recently. So long as you don't have anything illegal on you then you are safe. The police will sometimes hang out on the west end of the alley. If you see them then walk on opposite side of the street. The police will usually not bother you walk on the other side of the street. It is also important to try and be aware if there is a rise in police shakedowns.

[QUOTE=MemoeNasty;4963628]As I started to read this I thought I'm more fearful of the police than I am of the rateros. Then you you got to it towards the end of the post. I figure I can always get away from the rateros but you can't run from the cops. I've always had people in the zona tell me that it's good that the police are there and I know that the zona was safer when they had that shabby station across from Malquerida but those guys are always intimidating in my opinion. Plus I've had a few experiences with them on the bridge walking back to the border years ago when they used to hang up there. With all the back and forth this year with the police in the United States I think shit, these protestors obviously have never been to Mexico. Moe.[/QUOTE]

I promised myself that I wouldn't go back down to the ZN until a couple weeks after things officially and fully reopen. I know there's SGs out, and the clubs are running a speak easy like mini club in the hotel rooms, but there's a lot of things still closed. It's been over 6 months now, and my will power to not go down there is really starting to fade. While I don't expect things to change anytime soon, I think I may end up crossing the border, getting a overnight room somewhere, and set up something with a agency girl. As much as I would love to go prowl the ZN again for girls. I still don't think it's something I should be doing until things fully reopen.

I hear ya man. Last time I was down in TJ was Halloween of last year. Said I'm not going to go until this all blows over but I can't resist much longer. It's too addicting. Was thinking the same booking with a agency but probably closer to Oct.

[QUOTE=FanService;4973221]I promised myself that I wouldn't go back down to the ZN until a couple weeks after things officially and fully reopen. I know there's SGs out, and the clubs are running a speak easy like mini club in the hotel rooms, but there's a lot of things still closed. It's been over 6 months now, and my will power to not go down there is really starting to fade. While I don't expect things to change anytime soon, I think I may end up crossing the border, getting a overnight room somewhere, and set up something with a agency girl. As much as I would love to go prowl the ZN again for girls. I still don't think it's something I should be doing until things fully reopen.[/QUOTE]

A couple wingmen and I have been going down to TJ every week since June. Some weeks we went twice. None of us have gotten CoVid.

Shops are restaurants are open for dine in. They are more serious then California about preventing infection. Every shop checks skin temps and makes you clean hands with disinfecting gel, wet your shoes and mats, then they let you in with social distancing. California is not doing anything at that level. So Tijuana should have lower risks of infection.

I would avoid spending too much time in the makeshift bars cramped with risky guys and girls. Hang out in the street and deal with street girls. Grope their crotches. If they are not running a fever they would be safe for sex.

We have not gotten CoVid after screwing dozens girls in the last 4 months. A couple guys reported getting infected in bars, but their symptoms were mild and they got over it in a week.

Went to ZN last month and everything went great got three girls. One was wearing heels. Wish I would have got her name for next time.

Went well COVID free. Shitting my pants whole time worrying about it but I think I'm overthinking it.

Anyways, Is there any good massage places that give legit massage and then more afterwards.

I'm sure the one in front of HK is just the girl.

Was in La Zona Wednesday night about 6 PM. Light was still out, weather was cool, not too many guys on the streets.

Half dozen HK guys were hanging out in front of Hong Kong. They said HK got busted again and got into huge legal problems with the state. Apparently they got raided by Policia Estatle Monday night. Any bros were there or saw anything?

The driver of an unmarked van said HK moved, beers are only $1. 50. He would drive us there. I made him swear that HK beers are now $1. 50 and boarded the van. The ride was only a couple hundred feet. HK had moved to a seedy no-name hotel on Constitucion, about 5 doors South of bar Malquerida. The metal door into the parking lot was next to the shoe cobbler's shop.

Security guys patted us down, took skin temp, sprayed our hands with germicide and welcomed us in. I saw a lot of HK's stage hands, security guys and meseros. HK had sprung up a tent with a pole in the parking lot with a small raised stage and pole. The main bar is next to it in the parking basement. They added lots of big fans blowing cool air from the bar out to the parking lot. Inside the bar it was fairly cool but outside hot. There were enough room to move about and enough light to see the girls faces clearly. A banos was hastily added next to the bar's entrance with 5 urinals installed too high, a wooden base had to be added so guys can pee into them hehe.

The place was packed with guys and girls. There were lots of new hot girls, about 80, wearing their fancy party dresses, at least half a dozen young, tall, slim, light skin, no tats with happy smiling faces whom I could fall in love with, and about the same number of guys. I recognised a few girls, Pasha and Leticia, and a few bros who used to hang out in HK every week. Girls were flirting with us, a few draped themselves over us, sitting on our laps wanting drinks and companies. I had to gesture to them to wait a bit as we just walked in and were waiting for drinks. Beers were all $1. 50, fichas $6.

There were 2 dancing poles inside the bar and 1 in the parking lot under the tent. Girls were dancing sporadically. A spinner in a flowery blouse and white shorts was a very good dancer, swaying and bucking her hip while smiling with her pretty Spanish face. Guys were not tipping dancers. I walked up and gave her a few $ into her shorts. She would have been a good girl to take to the hotel.

Girls were aggressive and insistent. Meseros were pushy. We sat with a couple girls and bought them drinks. My wingman's girl from Sonora just had a baby a month ago and was lactating heavily. She left her baby with her mom and went to HK trying to make a few bucks. About 10 girls were sitting, drinking with guys; the other 70 were just standing around hoping to get picked up. Only a few girls went upstairs to the hotel. They still ask for $100 sessions but have settled for a lot less. Situation looked dire and girls seemed desperate with no income for 6 months under CoVid lock down.

Even with makeshift facilities, the atmosphere was festive and girls were smiling sweetly. Looks like HK is in big troubles with the law, having financial difficulties so is taking risky measures, cutting prices to survive. With prices so low, this is a good time to spread some of your wealth and have fun with the chicas.

[QUOTE=CesarMagisCar;4982339]Anyways, Is there any good massage places that give legit massage and then more afterwards.[/QUOTE]Balance Therapy & Spa
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Others include NB Elite and Kalinca, but I don't have their info at hand. Should be easy to Google.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;4982967]The driver of an unmarked van said HK moved, beers are only $1. 50. He would drive us there. I made him swear that HK beers are now $1. 50 and boarded the van. The ride was only a couple hundred feet. HK had moved to a seedy no-name hotel on Constitucion, about 5 doors South of bar Malquerida. The metal door into the parking lot was next to the shoe cobbler's shop.[/QUOTE]I think you are talking about Bar Corea (Korea). Yes, it's an offshoot of Hong Kong, but separate. HK is back up again.

There was no bar there before, just a gate into the parking lot of a run-down motel. HK has the main bar set up on tables in the basement parking lots. Booths and tables were brought in. They installed fans and had to add a row of 5 urinals in front of the bar.

May be HK already bought that lot. Looks like HK is in a very desperate financial bind to have to flout state laws again and slashes prices.

The chicas were so desperate for business but they still would not reduce prices. Only very few girls got picked up to go to the hotel. The rest just hang out looking desperate.

[QUOTE=KCQuestor;4983808]I think you are talking about Bar Corea (Korea). Yes, it's an offshoot of Hong Kong, but separate. HK is back up again.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=TunaSlayer;4974700]I hear ya man. Last time I was down in TJ was Halloween of last year. Said I'm not going to go until this all blows over but I can't resist much longer. It's too addicting. Was thinking the same booking with a agency but probably closer to Oct.[/QUOTE]

The last time I was down there was in Feb. Work sent me to Oceanside on Friday to inspect a location that has some "questionable" things going on. When I left, and was heading back to the 15. I was seriously thinking about just going down there since I was already more than halfway there. Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately), as I was getting close to the 15, I heard on the radio about a massive accident on the 15 south in the Escondido area that had traffic at almost a stand still. I took that as my sign that I shouldn't go, and just went straight home. Since I have so much vacation time saved up this year, I'm planning on taking the entire Thanksgiving week off. Unless there's a massive surge in the virus by then. I think I'm going to head down there for a couple days that week.