From downtown San Diego this was easily accessible via the public trolley for just $5 per person, per day. After alighting the trolley, there is a 10 - 15 minute walk to get there. Although easy enough, signposting could be better. If you've ever visited the Florida outlets you may find this a bit disappointing - I certainly did and... More

good deals, typical outlet mall. parking is free, not so many covered seating area for kids & strollers to take a break. my only complaint is it's inside the US border but no one speaks english in most of the stores. hellooooooooooooo, America!

Except of the parking problem mentioned by the previous poster (however, lots of signs read that day-parking is not permitted when crossing the border, instead lots of other parking lots are available for this purpose, starting at 7 dollar per day, so I wonder how one could be surprised that the car is towed), this center has more than 100... More

San Ysidro outlet center has lots of high-end outlet stores, some of which I have seen only rarely or never before. Please check their website for the current store listing. It is well-landscaped and maintained, open-air and very clean. There are no obvious security guards here, which can be a little unnerving with Tijuana having the problems that it is,... More

After having spent our Saturday in San Diego, my friends and I decided to spend our Sunday afternoon by visiting Tijuana and the San Diego Factory Outlet in San Ysidro, just at the Mexican border. I had been to the outlet center just a month earlier but I wanted my friends from Sweden to see it also, since the large... More