24 hour weed delivery is cannabis delivery from a licensed retailer at any hour of the day. It runs in a few legal markets. Most states and cities set delivery windows, so a 24 hour option depends on your address.
Where 24 hour delivery runs
Nevada licenses retail cannabis delivery to adults 21 and older, and some Las Vegas shops list overnight hours. California lets each city and county decide delivery hours. A shop in one city may stop at 10 p.m. while a shop 20 miles away delivers past midnight. Local codes change. Confirm with the retailer before you order.
Why hours vary
Three layers of rules set delivery hours:
- State licensing agency: issues delivery permits and statewide limits.
- City or county: sets curfews, delivery zones, and operating hours.
- Retailer: sets its own schedule inside those limits.
A state license does not override a city curfew. A shop with a delivery permit may still stop at 9 p.m. because the city says so.
How to order at 2 a.m.
- Open the retailer's site or app and enter your delivery address.
- Check the hours shown for that address. Hours can differ by zone.
- Pick items and stay inside the purchase limit. Caps apply per transaction, and per day in some states.
- Upload an ID if the platform asks.
- Pay. Cash, debit, and some cashless apps work. Credit cards do not, because card networks tie to federal law.
- Meet the driver. The driver scans your government ID at the door.
Cost and timing
Delivery fees run from $5 to $25. Some shops waive the fee above a minimum order, often $50 to $100. A 24 hour listing does not mean a 24 minute wait. Fewer drivers work late, so ETAs stretch to 45 to 90 minutes in dense cities and longer in outlying areas.
Rules that do not change at night
- Age: 21 and older in adult-use states. Medical patients may be younger with a valid card.
- ID: a government photo ID at handoff. No exceptions.
- Limits: purchase caps apply at all hours. A common cap is 1 ounce of flower or its equivalent.
- Borders: federal law lists cannabis as a Schedule I drug. Carrying it across state lines is illegal.
- Public use: illegal in most states, including inside a delivery vehicle.
Check before you order
Ask the shop three questions: Do you deliver to my address now? What is the minimum order? What is the fee? If the first answer is no, the 24 hour label does not cover your zone.