Flights to Juarez (CJS) from 217MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before booking your flights to Ciudad Juárez, make sure you have the necessary travel documentation. Mexican citizens need a valid ID for domestic flights, while international travelers must have a passport. Check with Volaris for the latest guidelines on required documents when purchasing your airline tickets to Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.

Check-In

Checking in for your flights to Ciudad Juárez is easy and convenient with Volaris. You can check in online using the Volaris website or mobile app up to 72 hours before departure. For those who prefer airport check-in, it’s recommended to arrive early to avoid any last-minute delays.

Baggage

When traveling to Ciudad Juárez, Volaris allows one personal item and one carry-on item as part of your fare. If you need more, ensure that your checked luggage adheres to size and weight restrictions. Ciudad Juárez has a desert climate, so pack lightweight, breathable clothing, along with essentials like sunscreen and sunglasses.

Ciudad Juárez International Airport (CJS)

After booking your plane tickets to Juárez Mexico, you’ll land at Ciudad Juárez International Airport (CJS), located just 18 kilometers from the city center. This airport offers a range of services including car rental desks, dining options, and currency exchange.

Getting Out of the Airport

Once you arrive, taxis and shuttle services are available just outside the terminal for convenient transportation to downtown Ciudad Juárez. The city center is about a 20-minute drive from the airport. For those looking to explore the surrounding areas or cross the border into El Paso, car rentals are a great option and are easily accessible at the airport.

Accommodation in Ciudad Juárez

Ciudad Juárez offers a variety of accommodations to fit any budget. Here are a few areas to consider:

• Downtown: For travelers wanting to be close to the action, the downtown area provides easy access to markets, restaurants, and historical landmarks.
• Zona Pronaf: Known for its mix of upscale hotels and proximity to entertainment options, this area is ideal for travelers seeking modern amenities and convenience.
• Las Misiones: Close to the largest shopping center in the city, this area offers mid-range hotels and a relaxed atmosphere for those looking to enjoy a quieter stay.

Places to Visit in Ciudad Juárez

Here are three must-see attractions when you travel to Ciudad Juárez:

• Museo de la Revolución en la Frontera (MUREF): This museum offers a fascinating look into Mexico’s revolutionary history, with exhibits focusing on key events in Ciudad Juárez's past.
• Parque El Chamizal: A large public park that offers a peaceful escape from the city. It’s perfect for a relaxing afternoon, with walking trails, picnic areas, and open spaces for recreational activities.
• Escobar Brothers Central Park: This large park is a great place for a relaxing day out with its beautiful lake, walking paths, and family-friendly spaces.

Gastronomy in Ciudad Juárez

Ciudad Juárez has a rich culinary tradition that blends Mexican and border cuisine. Here are some local dishes you should try:

• Burritos Juarenses: A must-try specialty, these burritos are made with flour tortillas and stuffed with a variety of fillings, from beans and cheese to beef and chicharrón.
• Menudo: A traditional Mexican soup made with beef tripe, menudo is often enjoyed on weekends and is famous for its rich flavor and hearty texture.
• Discada: A popular dish in northern Mexico, discada is a mixed grill of beef, pork, and vegetables, typically cooked over a large metal disc and served with tortillas.