which bus station

[ANDY]

Originally Posted by Babaloo

wow
you just paid over triple the fare
you're giving gringos a bad name

Hey amigo..you got home safe then

[cuffedlinks]

Originally Posted by Babaloo

wow
you just paid over triple the fare
you're giving gringos a bad name

Yup...could be....

But then again, on reflection...woe to those who have to lug around one of Ruthie's bags...

18 pesos or so for the fare, right...?
The luggage handling gets him the rest...and believe me, by that point I let them handle them.
Gladly.

If it were just a ride, that'd be a different story...

[Babaloo]

Originally Posted by ANDY&JEN

Hey amigo..you got home safe then

yeah - no problem
the police tried to stop me but i told them to bugger off
they didn't understand me
so they buggered off

[Scoop]

Originally Posted by cuffedlinks

Yes.
Right outside of the bus station on Juarez will be a queue of taxis. walk over there...Your driver (The next in line most likely) will load the luggage, take you north to your destination, unload your luggage. At this point I hand over 50 pesos or $5 USD and say that was well worth the money.

Gracias for the info, Cuffedlinks.

Seriously, I was thinking of the bus this time because it is so inexpensive compared to private transport. That means more money for Sol and other alcohol products, not to mention food, entertainment and knick-knack stuff to bring back to loved ones who really wanted t-shirts.

[rob mackay]

Originally Posted by cuffedlinks

Yes.
Right outside of the bus station on Juarez will be a queue of taxis. walk over there...Your driver (The next in line most likely) will load the luggage, take you north to your destination, unload your luggage. At this point I hand over 50 pesos or $5 USD and say that was well worth the money.

a fellow once told me that there is over 1000 cabs in playa??
I see them everywheres, any coments on that?