A friend awhile back (6-8mo.) was telling me about a pass he bought in the Rosarito Beach area. If I recall he said the cost was about 10 dollars. And
was purchased at a local restaurant in the area. Does anyone have any knowledge or info on this one day use type pass. I believe you use the same
lane in San Ysidro as the Sentri, go by that shack or right/east side of entry lines.
thanksnbacc - 8-21-2012 at 07:57 AM
Never heard of it...........but if you find out I want to know!!!!!!!!!!!! hummmmmAteo - 8-21-2012 at 08:03 AM
Was it a a fast pass? (don't remember the exact name of the pass)
I got one at Ollie's Pizza and yes, it sends you to the Medical Line and only about a 10 minute wait. I recently was told the program is on hold and
there are no more passes at the moment. It was a program to encourage tourism.
[Edited on 8-21-2012 by durrelllrobert]BajaGeoff - 8-21-2012 at 10:14 AM
It is called the Fast Pass. Many hotels/restaurants had them to give out to clients that spent a certain amount of money at their establishments. Its
a single use pass to use the medical services lane at the Tijuana crossing (where the kiosk is). Unfortunately, some businesses started trying to make
a buck off the Fast Passes, so they shut the program down for the time being. I was told a restaurant in Rosarito tried to sell one for $50 and they
got busted.
I thought this program was recently sht-canned because they found some of the businesses, or whatever, selling the passes.sancho - 8-21-2012 at 11:09 AM
I've been down to Ensenada a couple times this month,
there was a mention in the Baja Times, I believe by a
resaturant as to giving out the Fast Pass, but as
posted prabably old info, wouldn't matter to me though,
the Taco stands and cheap campgrounds I
patronize I doubt would have themelskel - 8-23-2012 at 04:43 PM
thanks, sounds like the program was shut down. Was their ever a list of the businesses who had them?
briandurrelllrobert - 8-23-2012 at 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by elskel
thanks, sounds like the program was shut down. Was their ever a list of the businesses who had them?
brian