Drove up from Ensenada to Otay Mesa. Pulled right up to the CBP agent with zero cars in front using the Sentri Lane. Time was a little after 10am.
Took a bit longer than 1.5hr to drive up from Ensenada and cross the border.
Attached is a track and a couple way-points. You can just enter Otay Mesa Sentri into Google Maps and it will take you there. I choose to go up
Blvd. 2000 to avoid most of TJ. The turn-off heading North is just past the huge Jesus statue.
The entry to the Senti Lane is at: 32°32'37.83"N 116°56'13.73"W.
I do the same route when I head home via Mex 1. Otay Mesa is almost always a short SENTRI wait.
I almost posted a question a couple days ago asking for advice
For about the last 5 years I've always used the 5.
Coming down I crossed at San Ysidro and took the scenic route. This pretty much avoided all of TJ and was super easy.Bajaboy - 10-27-2021 at 09:08 PM
Otay is always a great option with Sentri. We did it recently at 7:30am on a Monday. I think we waited a whopping 11 minutes.Don Pisto - 10-28-2021 at 09:42 AM
crossed Otay readylane yesterday 10:30am twenty minutes. I always use the free road follow the signs to the airport
