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Tijuana and San Diego
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Entrada a Estados Unidos
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A pie
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Access: ticketed Tijuana Airport passengers only
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Cross Border Xpress is a ticketed pedestrian bridge connecting a San Diego terminal directly to Tijuana International Airport, open since December 2015. It is for airline passengers only: crossing requires a paid CBX ticket, a qualifying TIJ boarding pass, and the usual travel documents. Anyone without a TIJ flight uses San Ysidro or Otay Mesa instead.
No. The bridge is reserved for ticketed passengers flying into or out of Tijuana International Airport, with a boarding pass scanned at the gates. Without a qualifying flight, cross at San Ysidro or Otay Mesa — CBX is not a general walking route.
On 29 August 2026, standard advance fares started at US$31.99 one-way and US$51.99 round trip in regular season, more in high season and last-minute. Family tickets cover groups of four to six, and children under two need no ticket. Prices change — check CBX before booking.
Southbound, within 24 hours before your TIJ flight departs; northbound, within two hours after landing. The U.S. terminal itself runs around the clock, and CBP lists the crossing’s U.S.-bound record at 24 hours.
A bridge ticket is a fare, not a toll, and prices vary by season and how far ahead you buy. On 29 August 2026, standard advance fares started at US$31.99 one-way / US$51.99 round trip in regular season and US$36.99 / US$62.99 in high season, with last-minute rates higher. Family tickets cover groups of four to six crossing together, and children under two need no ticket. The website and kiosks take credit and debit cards; the operator says terminal kiosks also take cash. Parking is charged separately.
Southbound, the bridge opens to you within 24 hours before your TIJ departure; northbound, within two hours after landing. You scan your ticket and boarding pass at electronic gates. The enclosed bridge is about 390 feet long, with luggage carts, and an Assisted Pass adds wheelchair-accessible transport and luggage help.
CBP reports General and Ready pedestrian waits at CBX. The operator says SENTRI or Global Entry may be accepted for eligible U.S.-bound U.S. citizens showing the card; a CBX ticket itself confers no trusted-lane eligibility.