Question 1

Is marijuana legal in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Yes, marijuana is legal in Alaska. In 1998 medical marijuana became legal with a 58.7% majority vote. The next 16 years followed a series of failed recreational legalization attempts until 2014 in which legalization efforts passed with a 53.2% majority vote. Finally, on February 24, 2014, recreational marijuana was legal for all citizens 21 and up.

Question 2

Where can I buy marijuana in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Buying marijuana in Alaska is easy. As of now, there are over 100 licensed dispensaries across the state of Alaska. Finding one near you is just a click away.

Question 3

How much marijuana can I buy in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Adults over the age of 21 are allowed to buy up to an ounce of marijuana, or up to 7 grams of marijuana concentrate in Alaska per day.

Question 4

Can I get weed delivered to me in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

No, you can not get weed delivered to you in Alaska. As of now, any form of marijuana delivery service is prohibited and there has been no mention of a law to change this.

Question 5

How much marijuana can I possess in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

How much marijuana you can possess in Alaska is fairly straightforward. Just like purchasing, one is allowed to possess up to 1 ounce of flower or 7 grams of concentrate.

Question 6

What are the marijuana laws in major Alaskan cities?

Accepted Answer

Marijuana laws across Alaska are super uniform, meaning that each city has not elected to change the major state laws under their jurisdiction. Therefore, whether you are in Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Juneau as long as you are abiding by the State law, you should be in good shape.

Question 7

How do I get a medical marijuana card in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Getting a medical marijuana card in Alaska is a very routine process similar to most states. One must qualify to obtain a card by having their physician sign off on an existing approved medical condition. After this, an Alaskan citizen must submit an application with their physician&rsquo;s recommendation. This application is then reviewed by the state and determined if a mmj card should be given.

Question 8

Can I drive with marijuana in my car in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can drive with marijuana in your car with the following limitations: Any adult 21 or older may drive with up to 1 ounce of marijuana or 7 grams of concentrate at one time. However, the product must be in a sealed container, out of reach of the driver (this includes the glove compartment). Any open container of marijuana must be stored in the trunk of the vehicle at all times. If your car does not have an enclosed trunk space, Alaskan law allows marijuana to be stored behind the last seat of the vehicle

Question 9

Are out of state medical cards accepted in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

No, out of state medical cards are not accepted across the entire state of Alaska.

Question 10

Is it legal to smoke weed in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is legal to smoke weed in Alaska, but only in certain areas. Here is a list of places where smoking weed is legal:Areas in Alaska that DO allow the use of marijuana:Within a private residence (including smoker-friendly hotel rooms or Airbnb&rsquo;s if allowed by the owner)Outside private residence, as long as it is out of the view of the publicA licensed marijuana dispensary as mentioned above.Areas in Alaska that DO NOT allow the use of marijuana:In your carAt a local parkAny location where tobacco consumption is prohibitedFederal lands (national parks and forests)On a school campusAny public place

Question 11

Can the passenger of a vehicle smoke marijuana in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

No, the passenger of a vehicle cannot smoke marijuana. In fact, nobody is allowed to smoke or ingest marijuana in a car regardless of if the car is in motion. In fact, any marijuana in a car must be sealed and in the trunk or behind the back seat of the vehicle

Question 12

Can I drive while high in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

No, you cannot drive high in Alaska and there is no state that one is permitted to drive high in.

Question 13

Is there a legal limit for marijuana impairment while driving in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

In any state, driving under the influence of cannabis is highly illegal and constitutes penalties similar to drinking and driving. In Alaska, law enforcement goes by the standard field sobriety tests to determine whether or not someone is driving high. If there is any sign of impairment, a drug recognition officer will be informed and conduct further investigation.

Question 14

Can I smoke marijuana in my hotel room in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

You can smoke marijuana in your hotel room if the hotel room you booked is indeed smoker friendly. Alaskan state laws allow for one to smoke in a hotel room as it is a private residence. However, keep in mind that hotels may have their own rules and residents must abide by them.

Question 15

Can I smoke marijuana in my Airbnb?

Accepted Answer

You can only smoke mairjuana in your Airbnb after being given permission by the owner of the Airbnb, then one is allowed.

Question 16

Can I smoke marijuana at the beach in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

You cannot smoke marijuana at a public beach in Alaska but if the beach is part of your OWN private property away from the public eye then you are permitted to.

Question 17

Are there legal businesses where I can smoke marijuana in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there are legal businesses where you can smoke marijuana. Alaska became the first state to allow already established marijuana dispensaries to let customers consume products bought in the dispensary in designated areas.

Question 18

Can I take home the marijuana I bought in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

You cannot take home marijuana bought in Alaska if you must cross a state line. However, if you are not crossing any state boundaries then yes, you can take marijuana home. But crossing state boundaries is under federal jurisdiction and will lead to federal consequences.

Question 19

Can I grow marijuana in Alaska?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can grow marijuana. The state of Alaska allows any one 21 and up to grow up to 6 plants given that three or less of them are flowering.

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