Parking in San Ysidro near Pedeast
captainfun
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Where is the best place to park for convenience and price? I’ve seen references to near Jack in the Box but I don’t know if it is their lot itself or some other official parking lot. Thanks for suggestions.
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It's been a while since I've driven all the way down there but I think the two big lots are around $20 for a full day and the smaller lots are slightly more.
I have Global Entry/Sentri but don’t want to risk taking a rental car over there and then getting hung up and missing my flight out of San Diego the next day.
I do like the park somewhere along the blue line trolley suggestion but not really looking to add another mode of transport to this journey if I can help it.
If you drive your own car you must buy Mexican car insurance, avail online or from kiosks near the money changers at the boarder. It is usually about $10 a day.
You should also know that parking costs at the border, including the Jacks-in-the-box lot are more than $10 a day. It is something like $6 per 8 hours and the price doubles on the weekend. Haven’t used them in over a year though.
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Even better; Take the train from Los Angeles Union Station (Metrolink to Oceanside and transfer to the Coaster from Oceanside to San Diego) or take Amtrak LA to San Diego.) and enjoy the relaxing experience of Train Travel like they do in Europe.
Make it a Vacation experience to visit the Happiest Place on Earth, about all the stress of driving in California, because it is not a good experience.
You will be traveling like a VIP comfortable and relax enjoying the experience.
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Sorry to inform you that the railroad tracks from Los Angeles to San Diego are being closed due to some coastal erosion in San Clemente.
You can still travel by bus, wit the Greyhound or a premium/VIP bus service…
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In any case I would recommend to avoid yourself driving.
Let’s just be careful out there.