Driving (Easiest & Most Direct)
We recommend driving into Juárez through the Bridge of the Americas (Puente Libre). This bridge is free, located at 3600 E. Paisano, and close to the area where we’ll be. You can cross at any bridge, but Puente Libre is the most convenient.
Whether you drive from home or fly into El Paso and rent a car, this is the ideal way to get here.
Passenger vehicle lanes are open 24 hours, seven days a week.

Uber (Walk Across Method)
From El Paso, take an Uber to the international bridge, walk into Mexico, and then request another Uber to the hotel or venue once you’re in Juárez.
This method saves time since there’s usually no line going from El Paso to Juárez or returning, and thousands of people use this route daily.

Shuttle into Juárez
From the airport, you can schedule a shuttle to bring you into Juárez and back.
Find vetted providers on the El Paso International Airport website.
Many can also pick you up from your home or lodging. Example: Chuma’s Tours offers round-trip service between El Paso and Juárez.

Fly into Juárez (Usually with a Layover)
Keep in mind: Mexico doesn’t check U.S. passports when crossing into Juárez by road, but if you fly from the U.S., you’ll need a valid passport.