Cannabis in Orlando
Orlando is medical-only: Verdex lists 5 licensed treatment centers for Florida card holders; $75 card, 2.5 oz flower per 35 days.
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See the Red ListKey rules in Florida
Plain-language summary. The regulator is Florida Department of Health, Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU).
Legal status
Medical only; adult-use initiative failed to qualify for the 2026 ballot
Minimum age
Adults 18+ register directly; minors need a caregiver and parental consent. Smokable flower for under-18s only for terminal patients with a second physician's concurrence
Medical card
Qualified physician certification, entry in the Medical Marijuana Use Registry and a $75 ID card renewed yearly; Florida permanent or seasonal residency required; no reciprocity
Purchase limits
Up to a 70-day supply per 70 days; smokable flower up to 2.5 oz per 35 days
Possession
Up to a 70-day supply, or 4 oz of smokable flower, in original packaging
Home grow
Not allowed
Public use
Prohibited in public places and on public transport (except non-smokable low-THC products), at work without employer permission and on school grounds
Taxes
Medical marijuana and delivery devices are exempt from Florida sales tax (s. 212.08)
Delivery
MMTCs may deliver to registered patients and caregivers
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.
Look up a licenseHow cannabis is sold in Orlando
- Who can buy
- Registered Florida patients (permanent or seasonal residents)
- Card fee
- $75, renewed yearly; about 10 business days online
- Smokable flower
- Up to 2.5 oz per 35-day order; 4 oz possession cap
- Out-of-state cards
- Not accepted; Florida has no reciprocity
- Smoking in public
- Not allowed, nor in indoor workplaces
- Orlando city rule
- 20 g or less: optional civil citation, $100 first offense
- Adult-use
- Not legal; 2026 initiative did not qualify
Can theme-park tourists buy cannabis in Orlando?
No. Florida's Office of Medical Marijuana Use issues ID cards only to permanent and seasonal Florida residents, and the state says it does not offer reciprocity for other states' cards. A visitor with a California or New York card cannot shop at an Orlando treatment center.
Snowbirds and seasonal residents
Part-year Orlando residents can qualify. Without a Florida driver's license, the state asks for two proofs of address such as a deed or mortgage, a recent utility bill or hookup order, or recent mail from a bank or government agency.
- See a qualified physician
The physician confirms a qualifying condition and enters an order in the Registry. - Apply for the ID card
Online or on paper; the fee is $75 and online approval averages 10 business days. - Buy at a treatment center
Show the card; the Registry tracks each 35-day smokable allowance. - Renew
Applications open 45 days before the card expires.
How the 35-day flower limit works
Orders are counted on a rolling basis. If a 35-day order allows 2.5 ounces and you buy 1 ounce, the Registry leaves only the rest available until those days pass. Smokable flower must stay in its original plain white packaging.
| Rule | Limit | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Smokable order | Up to 2.5 oz per 35 days | OMMU |
| Orders per certification | Up to six 35-day supplies | OMMU |
| Possession, smokable | 4 oz at any time | OMMU |
| City of Orlando, no card | 20 g or less: $100, then $200, then court | City ordinance, 2016 |
Orlando's 2016 ordinance lets police write a civil citation instead of an arrest for 20 grams or less, but officers keep the choice to charge under state law. At Orlando International Airport, TSA says it does not search for marijuana, yet Orlando Police told News 6 in May 2026 they will enforce applicable laws if called to a checkpoint.
Profiles with locations and ratings cover Planet 13 Florida, The Mint Cannabis, Surterra Wellness and GrowHealthy. The Florida page covers statewide program rules.
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Cannabis in Orlando: questions
Is weed legal in Orlando for tourists?
No. Florida allows medical marijuana only, and ID cards go to permanent or seasonal Florida residents. The state does not accept out-of-state medical cards.
Will recreational marijuana be on the Florida ballot in 2026?
No. On February 2, 2026, the Florida Department of State announced the recreational amendment did not collect enough valid signatures, as WUSF reported.
How much flower can an Orlando patient buy?
A qualified physician can order up to 2.5 ounces of smokable marijuana per 35-day period, up to six such orders per certification. Patients may not possess more than 4 ounces of smokable marijuana at a time.
What happens if I'm caught with a small amount in Orlando without a card?
Under a 2016 city ordinance, officers may issue a civil citation for 20 grams or less: $100 for a first offense, $200 for a second, and a court appearance for a third. Officers can still choose to charge under state law.
Can I fly out of Orlando International with medical marijuana?
TSA says its officers do not search for marijuana, but state and local laws still apply, and Orlando Police say they will enforce applicable laws if called to a checkpoint. Taking cannabis to another state raises that state's laws too.
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