Tijuana natives have been wondering how to get to Tijuana Airport on time amid the blockades carried out by the Maclovio Rojas community. Unfortunately, options are limited.
However, if you are a traveler looking to move between Tijuana Airport and San Diego or vice versa and are unsure where to go to avoid wasting time, here’s how CBX can save the day.
CBX (Cross Border Xpress) is a pedestrian bridge that connects Tijuana Airport with its terminal in San Diego, quickly and comfortably taking you to your destination. It helps you avoid long lines at the port of entry or, in this case, the blockade by the Maclovio Rojas community.
Documents Needed to Use CBX
If you are a Mexican citizen traveling to the U.S.: you will need your passport or permanent resident card, visa, and I-94 permit. If you are traveling to Mexico: your passport must be valid, and you must carry an ID and a Mexican nationality certificate.
For U.S. citizens and residents traveling to Mexico: You must have a valid passport, a multiple immigration form, and proof of paid immigration fees. If you are traveling to the U.S.: You only need a valid passport or permanent resident card. (Sentri or Global Entry is accepted if you are traveling to the U.S. and are American.)
For other nationalities traveling to Mexico: You must have a valid passport, a multiple immigration form, and a Mexican resident card (if applicable). If traveling to the U.S.: A valid passport or permanent resident card is essential along with a visa, I-94 permit, and an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization to the U.S.).
More information: What permit do Americans need to enter Mexico?
Where to Buy Tickets?
Tickets for Cross Border Xpress (CBX) can be purchased on the official website, through the CBX app, or at CBX counters. A single one-way ticket costs around $30 USD and a 1-day round trip ticket costs around $50 USD.
