These are some of the most common questions that our customers ask. If you do not see your question, please feel free to contact us today. We would love to hear from you!
Grass Station 49 is a premier weed dispensary in Alaska, offering a wide selection of high-quality cannabis products including flower, edibles, concentrates, and more. We have three Alaska dispensaries: two locations in Fairbanks and one in Nome. Our commitment is to provide exceptional customer service and education about cannabis use.
Our dispensaries carry a diverse range of Alaskan-grown cannabis products, including premium flower, pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, topicals, and accessories. Whether you’re a seasoned consumer or new to cannabis, we have something for everyone.
No, you do not need a medical card to purchase cannabis at Grass Station 49. Our recreational dispensaries are open to adults 21 and older with valid identification.
Visit our Store Pages to get the most up-to-date information on our dispensary hours:
Nome Weed Dispensary
Downtown Fairbanks Weed Dispensary
North Fairbanks Weed Dispensary – South Goldstream
To maintain the quality and potency of your cannabis products, store them in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep products in their original packaging and out of reach of children and pets.
No, consumption of cannabis on the premises of our dispensaries is prohibited by law. Please enjoy your cannabis responsibly in a private setting.
Our knowledgeable staff is here to help! Whether you’re new to cannabis or looking to try something different, we can provide recommendations and answer any questions you may have.
Yes, marijuana is legal for both medical and recreational use in Alaska for adults 21 and over. However, there are regulations and guidelines for its use, sale, and cultivation that must be followed.
While you can travel with cannabis within Alaska, it must be kept out of reach while driving, and consumption in a vehicle is prohibited. Additionally, it is illegal to take cannabis across state lines or onto federal property.
At Grass Station 49, we prioritize the safety of our customers and staff. We follow all state regulations and have implemented safety protocols such as ID verification, secure transactions, and regular staff training.
We accept cash and have an ATM on-site for your convenience. Unfortunately, the cannabis industry is not yet federally recognized, so only cash is accepted.
Yes, tourists can legally buy weed in Alaska. The state fully legalized recreational cannabis for anyone 21 years or older, including visitors from other states and countries. [1] As long as you have a valid government-issued ID (driver’s license, state ID, or passport), you can purchase cannabis from any licensed dispensary in Alaska, including Grass Station 49 locations in Fairbanks and Nome.
Yes, weed is completely legal in Alaska for recreational use. Alaska legalized recreational marijuana in 2014 through a ballot measure, making it one of the first states to do so. [2] Adults 21 and older can legally purchase, possess, and consume cannabis. Alaska has a unique cannabis history, having first decriminalized marijuana in 1975 through the Ravin v. State court ruling.
In Alaska, you can legally purchase up to one ounce (28 grams) of cannabis flower in a single transaction. You can also buy up to seven grams of cannabis concentrates. [3] For edibles, Alaska recently increased the potency limits, allowing products with higher THC content. There’s no daily purchase limit beyond the single-transaction maximum, but you cannot possess more than one ounce of flower at any time in public.
You can smoke weed in Alaska only on private property where you have permission from the property owner. Public consumption of marijuana is illegal throughout Alaska, including:
Alaska does have some licensed on-site consumption lounges where you can legally consume cannabis you purchase there. [4] Good Titrations in Fairbanks was one of the nation’s first on-site consumption facilities. Always check local ordinances and property rules before consuming cannabis.
Yes, cannabis edibles are completely legal in Alaska for both recreational and medical use. You can purchase a wide variety of edibles from licensed dispensaries, including:
Alaska recently increased the THC potency limits for edibles, allowing up to 10mg THC per serving and higher total amounts per package. [5] When consuming edibles, start with a low dose (5-10mg) and wait at least two hours before consuming more, as effects take longer to manifest than smoking.
Many visitors wonder if they can enhance their northern lights viewing experience with cannabis. While cannabis can enhance sensory experiences, remember that public consumption is illegal. If you’re viewing the aurora borealis from private property with permission, you can legally consume cannabis. However, if you’re in a public viewing area, park, or on federal land, consumption is prohibited. Always prioritize safety and legality when combining cannabis with outdoor winter activities.
No, you do not need a medical marijuana card to buy weed in Alaska. The state has a robust recreational cannabis market, and anyone 21 or older with a valid ID can purchase from recreational dispensaries like Grass Station 49. However, Alaska does have a medical marijuana program for patients who may benefit from higher possession limits or specific medical products.
No, you absolutely cannot take weed on a cruise ship in Alaska, even though marijuana is legal in the state. Cruise ships operate under federal and international maritime law, where cannabis remains illegal. [6] Attempting to bring cannabis onto a cruise ship can result in serious legal consequences, including being denied boarding or facing federal charges. Consume any cannabis you purchase before boarding your cruise.
No, you cannot fly with weed in Alaska, even on flights within the state. All airports are under federal jurisdiction, and cannabis remains illegal under federal law. TSA (Transportation Security Administration) is a federal agency that can refer you to law enforcement if they discover cannabis during screening. This applies to all Alaska airports, including Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau.
You can buy weed at licensed cannabis dispensaries throughout Alaska. Major cities like Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Juneau have multiple dispensary options. Even smaller communities like Nome, Sitka, and Wasilla have licensed retailers. Grass Station 49 operates three convenient locations:
Visit our locations page for addresses, hours, and directions.
Alaska has one of the highest numbers of cannabis dispensaries per capita in the United States. There are dozens of licensed dispensaries across the state:
This high concentration of dispensaries reflects Alaska’s strong cannabis culture and the “mom and pop” nature of the industry, with most businesses being locally owned rather than corporate chains.
Most Alaska dispensaries are cash-only due to federal banking regulations that prevent cannabis businesses from accessing traditional banking services. However, nearly all dispensaries, including all Grass Station 49 locations, have ATMs on-site for customer convenience. Some dispensaries may accept debit cards through special payment processors, but it’s always best to bring cash.
Yes, Alaska allows home cultivation of cannabis. Adults 21 and older can grow up to six cannabis plants at their primary residence, with no more than three plants flowering at any given time. [7] Home cultivation must take place in a secure location not visible from a public place. You cannot sell homegrown cannabis—it’s only for personal use. You may give up to one ounce to another adult 21 or older as a gift.
No, cannabis remains illegal on all federal land in Alaska, even though state law permits recreational use. Federal lands include:
Possession or consumption of cannabis on federal land can result in federal criminal charges. This is particularly important for visitors who plan to camp or hike in Alaska’s national parks.
Alaska’s unique climate and long summer days create ideal conditions for certain cannabis strains. Some of the most popular strains in Alaska include:
Visit Grass Station 49 to explore our selection of Alaska-grown strains and get personalized recommendations from our knowledgeable budtenders.
This depends entirely on the hotel’s policy. While cannabis is legal in Alaska, property owners have the right to prohibit cannabis use on their premises. Most hotels in Alaska ban all smoking (including cannabis) indoors. Some hotels may allow cannabis consumption in designated outdoor areas or smoking rooms. Always check with your hotel before consuming cannabis on their property. Violating hotel policy could result in fines or eviction.
Tourists visiting Alaska should know these key points about cannabis laws:
Yes, Alaska is one of the few states that allows licensed on-site consumption lounges. These are special facilities where you can purchase and consume cannabis on-site. Good Titrations in Fairbanks was one of the first on-site consumption facilities in the United States. [8] At these lounges, you can typically purchase up to one gram of cannabis or edibles containing up to 10mg THC for immediate consumption. This is a great option for tourists who don’t have access to private property.
All cannabis products sold in Alaska must be lab-tested for:
When you shop at Grass Station 49, you can be confident that all products have been rigorously tested and meet Alaska’s strict safety standards. Lab results are typically available for review, and all products are clearly labeled with potency information.
Yes, driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal in Alaska and carries the same penalties as alcohol DUI. Alaska law enforcement can conduct field sobriety tests and blood tests to determine impairment. Penalties for cannabis DUI include:
Never drive after consuming cannabis. Plan for alternative transportation like taxis, rideshares, or designated drivers.
Alaska’s cannabis industry is unique for several reasons:
When you shop at Grass Station 49, you’re supporting Alaska’s local cannabis economy and getting products you won’t find anywhere else.
Choosing the right cannabis product depends on your experience level, desired effects, and consumption preferences:
For Beginners:
For Relaxation:
For Energy and Creativity:
For Discretion:
Visit Grass Station 49 and speak with our expert budtenders who can provide personalized recommendations based on your needs.
Have more questions?
Visit us at any of our Alaska locations or contact us online. Our team is here to help you navigate Alaska’s cannabis landscape safely and responsibly.