So, I’ll presume if the last one goes into town around 7:00, they don’t come back out to La Ropa again. Thanks, everybody.

We regularly went to see and hear "Solo Trés" on Wednesdays at El Pirata. They usually played until 6:30, sometimes almost 7:00 pm. After, we would walk over to where the combis park at the end of the road, and there would usually be 3 or 4 of them waiting to load-up for the last run into town. But it was dicey ...sometimes we'd have just missed the last combi and had to take a taxi.

Yeah, they don't do that for La Ropa lodging workers or other locals. This one's for you.

So, I’ll presume if the last one goes into town around 7:00, they don’t come back out to La Ropa again. Thanks, everybody.

We regularly went to see and hear "Solo Trés" on Wednesdays at El Pirata. They usually played until 6:30, sometimes almost 7:00 pm. After, we would walk over to where the combis park at the end of the road, and there would usually be 3 or 4 of them waiting to load-up for the last run into town. But it was dicey ...sometimes we'd have just missed the last combi and had to take a taxi.

The fella who checks the La Ropa urvans en route to centro finishes at 19:00. He's stationed at the coffee shop at the side of bombers. What he is checking, I have no idea, maybe the number of passengers on board?

He checks the times each combi passes.

I wondered if anyone here knows about what time service stops for the La Ropa bus leaving from Centro to La Ropa. Thanks.

They run frequently but apparently not frequently enough because I always see them crowded with workers trying to get back and forth. Absolutely nothing has changed in this respect since I lived in la Ropa and worked at the Sheraton in Ixtapa.