In the last few weeks, activities in TJ seemed to have pick up based on the number of reviews.  I know that prices down there beat SD prices. Has SD lost its market share, have the gals gone north for the winter, too much LE, or is everybody checking out alternatives for the Super Bowl period?

Just curious why you say checking alternatives for the Super Bowl periods? Also would anyone think more girls will be coming into town because of the bowl?

I can only answer for myself. I have always loved Latina women.  Read my reviews. I love the dark hair and olive skin. They all seem to have soft smooth skin, the kind you just want to touch. I have seen most of the girls on escortmexico.net. I have not been disapointed with quality of service for the price. The best part is that you do not have to worry about LE. It is legal down there. All the ladies escort you to and from the border, so you don't have to worry about being mugged.

In my opinion Nicole is the best of them. She is fresh and exciting and is not a converted bar girl. If you are not in a hurry it is worth the investment in time.

I would love to see Anna or Brazil of SF.  But I can't afford the price.  The girls down south are as beautiful but at one third of the price.  They are safe (health cards) and fun.

Time: These ladies charge less per hour, ie: $150 = 1+ hr./$250 = 2+ hrs./$350 gets you 3 full hours of bliss. I go in the daytime. They drop you off right at the border. It has never taken over 30 minutes to return. If you rent a bike for $7 it takes 5 minutes. Plan on spending about 1/2 day overall. You definitely get your money's worth. They all speak little english (enough to get the job done and a little conversation too).

The border crossing and pick up add about an hour.  You won't have a one hour quicky in TJ.

I've walked straight through the border line.  I've also waited for 2 hours in line.  The Caliente sportsbook has a traffic monitor that gives the previous weeks boder crossing statistics.  I haven't had a long line since I started to use the Caliente website.

The other option for a long line, is to rent ($5) a bike.  It's a loophole that the border patrol allows to happen.  You rent a bike near the bridge and walk your bike to the front of the pedestrian line and cross the border.