I'm planning a trip to TJ soon and wanted to ask a few questions:

1. Can I park a 28ft. long RV in the World Parking Lot?

2. Can you buy Viagra at the border pharmacies without a prescription?

3. What is the best way to acquire a chica for the whole night at your private hotel room?

Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Anyone able to provide answers here?

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1. You can park your RV at the Border Station parking lot, that's the one before the world parking lot as you take last exit. I have seen moving vans parked there.
2. I don't know but all farmacias have sign requiring a prescription for viagra.
3. Money talks. How about taking a chica for a spin first instead of gambling money on 50-50 proposition that chica will give you a good time?

As you walk across the border, turn right and head for the first set of turnstiles. Cross the street, and you will see several pharmacies.

I have purchased it at the one all the way to the right with no problems, and at the one with the yellow sign, also with no problem.

I have been with friends who purchased other drugs in those 2 pharmacies as well, never asked for a script.

Prices may be slightly higher here, but not by much, I don't think. I know once I paid $42 there for a four pack of 50mg and ran into a guy later that night who had paid $12 (for one).

On the all nighter - even if you are a sex machine, I personally feel it is better to get to know the chica a little before doing an all nighter. Try an hour in the hotel at the club and see how you get along.

If all goes well there, maybe she will leave with you. If not, try the Leyva or Cascades - both close by. But again, personally there are many of these chicas I have been happy to spend an hour with that would drive me nuts in 8 hours....

For RV parking I recommend Border Station parking. They park big rigs and buses there. You might have to pay a litle more.

Viagra is available at all farmacias. Some will say you need a script -walk out. Ask around for good prices. No place seems to have an established price. The area to the right second turnstyle is OK. You can buy it in the zona too at around the same price. Yolanda farmacia on Constitution has been reliable.

OK, the title of the thread has 'parking' in it so I'll put this post here...

Just wondering, has anyone ever experienced any vandalism in the parking lots on the west side of the freeway? A few weeks ago DoginHeat and I were returning to the duty-free parking lot. We entered through the pedestrian gate on the south side of the building. Just inside the gate we noticed three 7- and 8-series BMWs. We both expressed mild amazement that anyone would park a high-end Beemer in the quietest, most secluded corner of the lot.

It so happens that DoginHeat and I leave the ‘good’ car at home and drive the ‘heap’ to the border. We walked on to our respective 80’s-vintage jalopies and headed home. Just last Sunday as I exited the lot I asked the guy in the booth whether or not someone patrolled the lot at night. He said, “On Sunday night I am the only one here”. In retrospect, I think he may have misinterpreted my question. He may have meant that only one exit booth is open on Sundays. On Thursday I noticed an extra guy who seemed to be cleaning up the restrooms. Whether or not he makes safety patrols I don’t know.

I used to park in the lot near the trolley station, up behind the McDonald’s. That area is now being remodeled so I am parking on the west side now. I had my window broken and radio stolen a couple years back, during the construction of the duty-free store. I was parked on the street, not in the lot. A tall wood fence protected the work site, on the inside edge of the sidewalk. There was (and still is) some curb parking on that last sweeping right hand curve as you pass in front of the store.

I was parked right at the apex of the curve, and my car was the one vehicle that was not visible to pedestrians approaching from either direction until you got pretty close (because of the fence). I guess one guy acted as lookout for foot traffic while the other got in and rifled my interior. It was my jalopy, so no big deal.

Nowadays the few curb spaces are very visible and well lighted, so I feel safe on the street. I usually make a pass-by and look for a spot, hoping to save the $7. But nine times out of ten I end up in the lot, and I choose a space as close to the exit booth as possible.