Marijuana shop open now: the short answer

Hours come from three sources: state law, city or county rules, and the store's own schedule. No national list of open shops exists, and hours change on holidays. Most adult-use shops open between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. and close between 7 p.m. and midnight. A small number run 24 hours where city rules allow it, including parts of Las Vegas.

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Check in under a minute

  1. Open the store's online menu. It shows today's hours and an open or closed status.
  2. Check Google Maps or Apple Maps. Holiday hours are often missing, so confirm with a call.
  3. Call the store. A recorded message lists holiday hours and last delivery times.
  4. Look up the license on your state cannabis board site. The record lists the licensed address and status.

State rules that set the outer limit

Medical shops versus adult-use shops

Medical dispensaries in some states open before adult-use stores and serve cardholders on days when recreational sales stop. Age rules differ. Adult-use buyers must be 21 or older in every legal state. Medical patients can be 18 or older with a valid state card in most programs, and some states allow younger patients with a caregiver.

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Delivery and pickup cutoffs

Delivery has a cutoff earlier than closing time. Services in most markets take last orders 60 to 90 minutes before the store closes, and some stop at 9 p.m. even when the shop stays open. Same-day slots fill on Fridays, on April 20, and on the day before Thanksgiving. Order-ahead pickup holds a ticket for 2 to 4 hours at many shops.

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Busy hours

Counters are busiest from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and from noon to 6 p.m. on weekends. April 20 draws the longest lines of the year, followed by Green Wednesday and the last weekend of December. Order online before 3 p.m. to skip the wait.

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What to bring

A government photo ID with a birth date. Passports work. Medical patients need a state card in states with medical programs. Most payments are cash. Many shops accept debit cards, and few take credit cards. Some states cap a single day's purchase at 1 ounce of flower, and a few apply lower limits to visitors.