What is the best time to cross Naco 2?

Typically Tuesday at 8:00 PM, with an average wait of ≈1m in the general lane. The number comes from CBP's official hourly statistics and refreshes daily.

What is the worst time to cross Naco 2?

The heaviest point of the week is usually Wednesday at 12:00 PM, with a typical wait of ≈30m. Check the live wait times before you leave — any given day can behave differently from the typical pattern.

Where does this data come from and how reliable is it?

From CBP's official hourly statistics for Naco 2: we take the most recent typical pattern for each weekday (the averages are CBP's), so it reflects the usual behavior, not a forecast. Any given day can vary with weather, holidays or operations — so check the live wait times before you leave.

Is the best time the same for every lane?

This page summarizes the General lane, the line most people use. Trusted lanes (SENTRI or NEXUS, and Ready Lane where available) usually move at their own pace; compare them live on the Naco 2 page.

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Best Time to Cross Naco 2

BEST DAY TO CROSS

Tuesday ~1m

Typical wait at night (8–9 PM).

Live times Hourly chart

Avoid: Wednesday around midday — up to ~30m

General lane · CBP's official hourly statistics (last 11 days). Closed hours don't count.

Every day BEST TO WORST

Tuesday The best
~1m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
Wednesday #2
~1m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
Friday #3
~1m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
Thursday #4
~2m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
Sunday The worst
~25m The worst of the week. Avoid 10 AM–2 PM.
Monday
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Saturday
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Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to cross Naco 2?: Typically Tuesday at 8:00 PM, with an average wait of ≈1m in the general lane. The number comes from CBP's official hourly statistics and refreshes daily.
What is the worst time to cross Naco 2?: The heaviest point of the week is usually Wednesday at 12:00 PM, with a typical wait of ≈30m. Check the live wait times before you leave — any given day can behave differently from the typical pattern.
Where does this data come from and how reliable is it?: From CBP's official hourly statistics for Naco 2: we take the most recent typical pattern for each weekday (the averages are CBP's), so it reflects the usual behavior, not a forecast. Any given day can vary with weather, holidays or operations — so check the live wait times before you leave.
Is the best time the same for every lane?: This page summarizes the General lane, the line most people use. Trusted lanes (SENTRI or NEXUS, and Ready Lane where available) usually move at their own pace; compare them live on the Naco 2 page.