Las Vegas & Nevada
420 friendly hotels, classes, tours, and destinations in Sin City
Activities •
Classes and Activities
Our cannabis friendly classes in Sin City are a hit with everyone, even those who don’t use cannabis! Our easygoing, 420 friendly environment is great for getting those creative juices flowing.
Hotels and Lodging •
420 Las Vegas Hotels
Never get fined for using cannabis in a hotel in Las Vegas again! When you book with Sin City Cannabis Tours you get 420 friendly lodging with no hassle.
Tours and Services •
Vegas Cannabis Tours
We shuttle guests in our 420 friendly bus on a VIP journey through the budding cannabis scene, allowing them a sneak peek into local marijuana grows, dispensary/manufacturing facilities, and more!
Frequently Asked Cana-Questions
Las Vegas’ recreational cannabis program is on schedule to roll out in June. Until then, ask our customer service agents how to become a legal medical marijuana patient of the State of Nevada. Even if you are an out of state resident with no medical marijuana in your home state, Nevada will issue you a medical card on the same day as your exam. Your card will allow you to legally consume and purchase cannabis while in the state. We HIGHLY recommend it.
Cannabis Law Facts
Understanding the Do’s and Don’ts of Legal Cannabis in Las Vegas & Nevada.
Recreational
Recreational cannabis dispensaries are on track to open in June of 2017. Anyone over the age of 21 with a valid ID will be allowed to purchase up to ounce of recreational marijuana for use while in the state of Nevada.
Medical
Las Vegas has a rich variety of medical marijuana dispensaries to choose from. To utilize these dispensaries, a person must be in possession of a current medical marijuana card - either from their home state or from a health provider in Nevada (ask us how to get this, it’s easy).
Consumption
The only legal place to consume cannabis in Las Vegas is on private property. This means yours or someone else’s house or a hotel room you’ve booked through Sin City Cannabis Tours. Use of cannabis in public is a criminal misdemeanor and carries a fine of up to $600.
