City of Corpus Christi | Beach Rules

[@billy-xv1zt]

been here many times off season, never had any trouble with locals, police, officials or otherwise, i wouldn't go there peak season so i can't comment, but the beaches and sea air are exhilarating, sea food is good, great seaside resort.

[@MsToyax]

Hello. Is parking allowed on North Beach or Mcgee Beach?

[@DemssupportPedos]

You don’t have to come here. I suggest y’all pass and visit a California beach

[@Max-jq3kj]

The third comment bout sums up my experience here. Don't bother talking to people about a job

[@brokenarrowez]

Highway robbery to have a beach permit.

[@tvoesworld5725]

First of all I watched all these videos and then drove to Corpus Christi and this is what I saw. The downtown was abandoned and even worse the suburbs appeared abandoned. Even the luxury homes along the bay front had grown out yards and driveways. Additionally when you drive through the city you'll realize that the police are in your rear view mirror. The psychology behind Corpus Christi and areas nearby feel like this to me. When the jobs leave town it's doesn't matter how nice your home looks, you'll eventually lose it financially or by becoming as mentioned by being a statistic of crime. The abandoned feeling of this city basically gives you the feeling that the police eventually said "hell" and just arrested everyone. As a tourist you have to realize that the only good paying job is giving you a ticket. This city is an example of a community arrested into submission. These videos "attempt" to lure people into these dangerous places. I can't tell who's producing them, it's either cops that need traffic quotas or criminals who have robbed the same people over and over and need fresh meat. The positive is that the gas is cheap so you have no reason to be stuck in this part of the country. Use it wisely!

[@chaseteter]

Excellent comment, thank you.

[@LayLow83]

I think I will avoid Corpus Christi, Tx like the plague. Vehicles do not belong on the beach. It’s so ghetto…