
大麻旅遊指南:2026 年法律、提示和目的地
James Wilson
Cannabis Culture Writer
大麻旅遊指南:2026 年法律、提示和目的地
隨著越來越多的司法管轄區合法化,大麻旅遊業已爆炸性增長,但駕馭複雜的法律仍然具有挑戰性。 這份綜合指南涵蓋了您需要了解的有關與大麻一起旅行或去大麻,從法律州到國際目的地的所有資訊。
快速回答
切勿跨州或國際邊界運輸大麻——無論在哪個地方合法性,這都是聯邦犯罪。 相反地,在您的目的地本地購買大麻。 合法目的地包括美國 24 個娛樂用途州、加拿大、荷蘭、泰國和歐洲部分地區。 在旅行之前,請務必研究當前的當地法律。
大麻旅行的黃金法則
不要將大麻運送到任何邊界。
這適用於:
- 州界(甚至在兩個法律國家之間)
- 國際邊界(甚至到加拿大)
- 任何形式:花、食物、電子煙、濃縮物
Why: 大麻在美國仍然是聯邦非法的。 跨越州界線是州際貿易,一種聯邦犯罪。 國際運輸正在走私。
改為做什麼: 旅行前消費你所擁有的,然後在你的目的地合法購買。
在美國合法州內旅行
有娛樂大麻的州 (2026)
西海岸:
- California
- Oregon
- Washington
- Alaska
洛磯山:
- Colorado
- Nevada
- Arizona
- Montana
- New Mexico
Midwest:
- Illinois
- Michigan
- Minnesota
Northeast:
- 麻薩諸
- Maine
- Vermont
- New York
- New Jersey
- 康乃狄克州
- 羅德島
- Maryland
- Delaware
Other:
- Virginia
- Missouri
逐州考量
購買限制:
大多數州將非居民的每筆交易限制為 1 盎司花卉(28 克)。 有些州對居民有更高的限制。
消費規則:
- 大多數州:僅限私人財產
- 一些例外: 許可休息室(有限可用)
- 從來沒有:公共空間、車輛、聯邦土地
最低年齡:
21+ 到處都是娛樂合法化。
訪問法律國家
步驟 1:研究現行法則
法律經常變化。 驗證:
- 現狀
- 州外遊客的購買限額
- 消費規則
- 藥局地點
步驟 2:尋找藥房
使用 Weedmaps 或 Leafly 等應用程式查找:
- 許可娛樂藥房(不含醫療)
- 營業時間
- 菜單和價格
- 訪客政策
步驟 3:帶上有效的身份證
- 需要政府簽發的帶照片的身份證件
- 必須顯示 21 歲以上
- 護照為國際遊客工作
步驟 4:合法消費
- 在私人住宅(查看酒店政策)
- 在有執照的消費休息室(如果有)
- 從來沒有在租車、公共場所或公園
與大麻一起飛行
TSA 的情況
TSA 是聯邦: 機場屬於聯邦管轄範圍,大麻仍然是非法的。
However: TSA 的主要任務是安全,而不是毒品執法。 他們正在尋找武器和炸藥,而不是你的電子煙盒。
If found: TSA 可以參考當地執法。 接下來會發生什麼取決於當地的管轄權。
機場政策各不相同
洛杉磯國際機場(洛杉磯):
正式允許加州限制(28.5 克花,8 克濃縮物)的數量。 洛杉磯警察局不會逮捕,儘管 TSA 可能仍然沒收。
丹佛(DIA):
大赦箱可在飛行前處理大麻。 警方可以引用機場的財產。
大多數機場:
沒有明確的政策。 風險取決於當地的執法自由裁量權。
意思
最安全的方法: 不要和大麻一起飛。 時期。
如果你選擇冒險 (not recommended):
- 食物不如花那麼明顯
- 電子煙墨盒經常以尼古丁的形式傳遞
- 托運行李比隨身攜帶少
- 僅限少量
- 如果被發現,請為後果做好準備
更好的選擇: 在你的目的地買,在那裡消費,不要帶任何東西回來。
國際大麻旅遊
Canada
法律地位: 自 2018 年以來的全國娛樂合法化。
給遊客:
- 從有執照的藥房購買
- 佔有限制:30G 公開
- 年齡:19 歲以上(阿爾伯塔省/魁北克 18 歲以上)
- 消費:私有財產,有些公共空間因省份而異
DO NOT bring US cannabis into Canada or Canadian cannabis back to the US. Both are federal crimes.
最好的城市:
- 溫哥華 - 成熟的大麻文化,許多藥房
- 多倫多 - 大型市場,多樣化的選擇
- 蒙特婁 - 獨特的魁北克法規
荷蘭
法律地位: 技術上「容忍」不合法。 咖啡店在灰色地帶經營。
給遊客:
- 從有執照的咖啡店購買
- 限制:每筆交易 5G
- 消費:在咖啡店或私人財產
- Age: 18+
阿姆斯特丹小貼士:
- 許多咖啡店都適合遊客
- 品質差異很大
- 向 Budtenders 尋求建議
- 不要從街頭經銷商購買
- Consume in designated areas
Thailand
Legal status: Decriminalized in 2022, evolving regulations.
For tourists:
- Purchase from dispensaries (emerging market)
- Consumption in designated areas
- Laws still developing - research current status before visiting
- High-THC products increasingly available
Germany
Legal status: Recreational legalization effective 2024.
For tourists:
- Still developing retail infrastructure
- Cannabis social clubs
- Home cultivation allowed
- Public consumption restrictions
Other Destinations
Uruguay: First to legalize nationally, but sales limited to residents.
Portugal: Decriminalized (not legal) - possession of small amounts not prosecuted but not purchasable legally.
Spain: Cannabis clubs (membership required, tourists technically excluded).
Jamaica: Decriminalized small amounts, some legal dispensaries for "medical" tourists.
Cannabis Tourism Destinations
Colorado: The Pioneer
Why visit:
- Established market since 2014
- Quality products, competitive prices
- Beautiful outdoor activities
- Cannabis-friendly lodging options
Top spots:
- Denver - Most dispensaries, city vibe
- Boulder - College town, outdoor activities
- Breckenridge - Ski town with dispensaries
Unique experiences:
- Cannabis tours
- Infused cooking classes
- "Bud and breakfast" accommodations
- Cannabis-friendly yoga
California: The Giant
Why visit:
- Largest market in US
- Famous strains originated here
- Beach culture meets cannabis
- Established consumption lounges
Top spots:
- Los Angeles - Largest selection, lounges
- San Francisco - Historic cannabis culture
- Palm Springs - Desert oasis, wellness focus
- Humboldt County - Cannabis farming region tours
Nevada: Vegas Vibes
Why visit:
- Las Vegas dispensaries
- 24-hour availability (some locations)
- Entertainment capital
Limitations:
- No public consumption
- No casino consumption
- Hotel policies vary (most prohibit)
Oregon: Craft Cannabis
Why visit:
- Craft cannabis culture
- Low prices
- Portland's unique vibe
- Outdoor activities
What to Pack (And What NOT to Pack)
Bring:
Consumption accessories (clean, residue-free):
- Rolling papers
- Clean pipe (no residue)
- Grinder (cleaned)
- Rolling trays from MunchMakers
- Stash containers (empty)
These items are legal paraphernalia when clean.
Do NOT Bring:
- Cannabis in any form
- Residue-containing items
- Anything you can't explain
Purchase at Destination:
- Flower
- Edibles
- Concentrates
- Pre-rolls
- Cartridges
Accommodation Considerations
Cannabis-Friendly Lodging
Options:
- "Bud and breakfasts" (cannabis-friendly B&Bs)
- Airbnb (check listing policies)
- Some hotels (rare, usually boutique)
- Cannabis-friendly campgrounds
Questions to ask:
- Is consumption allowed on property?
- Indoor or outdoor only?
- Any specific rules?
Standard Hotels
Most hotel policies: No smoking of any kind (including cannabis).
Risks of violating:
- Cleaning fees ($200-500+)
- Eviction
- Being banned from chain
Workarounds (use discretion):
- Edibles leave no smell
- Vape pens are discreet
- Balcony consumption (if allowed)
- Off-property consumption
Rental Car Considerations
Never Consume in Vehicles
DUI applies: Cannabis DUI laws exist in all states. Impaired driving is illegal regardless of cannabis legal status.
Open container laws: Many states treat open cannabis like open alcohol - illegal in vehicle passenger area.
Rental Company Policies
Most rental agreements prohibit:
- Smoking in vehicles (hefty cleaning fees)
- Transporting "illegal substances" (cannabis remains federally illegal)
Read the fine print before renting.
Travel Tips for Cannabis Tourists
Before You Go
1. Research current laws - Laws change frequently
2. Find dispensaries - Know where you'll purchase
3. Check accommodation policies - Confirm cannabis-friendly
4. Plan consumption - Where will you legally consume?
5. Budget - Cannabis tourism isn't cheap (taxes, tourist prices)
During Your Trip
1. Keep receipts - Proof of legal purchase
2. Stay within limits - Don't purchase more than allowed
3. Respect local customs - Don't be the obnoxious tourist
4. Don't transport - Consume before leaving jurisdiction
5. Stay safe - Don't drive impaired, stay in legal areas
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Mistake 1: Thinking state legality protects you everywhere
- Federal land (national parks) = federal law
- Airports = federal jurisdiction
- State lines = federal crime
Mistake 2: Bringing "souvenirs" home
- Even one edible across state lines is technically federal trafficking
- The risk isn't worth it
Mistake 3: Assuming all legal states are the same
- Purchase limits vary
- Consumption rules differ
- Some have lounges, most don't
Mistake 4: Public consumption
- Illegal nearly everywhere
- Fines can be steep
- Don't ruin it for everyone
Emergency Situations
If You're Detained
In a legal state:
- Know your rights
- Confirm you're within legal limits
- Have proof of legal purchase
- Be cooperative but don't consent to searches
In an illegal state:
- Remain silent (5th Amendment)
- Request an attorney
- Don't consent to searches
- Don't admit to anything
Medical Emergencies
Too high/green out:
- Find a calm, safe space
- Stay hydrated
- Remember: No one has ever died from cannabis
- Symptoms will pass in hours
- If severe anxiety: seek medical help (no legal consequences for seeking help)
The Future of Cannabis Travel
Trends to watch:
- More states legalizing
- Federal legalization discussions
- International destinations expanding
- Cannabis tourism infrastructure growing
- Consumption lounges becoming common
As legalization spreads, cannabis travel will become simpler. Until then, respect local laws, consume responsibly, and never transport across borders.
This guide is for educational purposes. Cannabis laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always verify current laws before traveling.
Frequently Asked Questions
TSA is a federal agency, so cannabis remains illegal in airports even in legal states. While TSA doesn't specifically search for cannabis, if found, they may refer to local law enforcement. Some airports like LAX have lenient policies allowing amounts under state limits.
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