Ordering cannabis for delivery in Las Vegas is straightforward once you know the steps — but Nevada has specific rules about who can order, how much you can buy, and how the hand-off works at your door. This guide walks through the whole process, from setting up payment to signing for your order, so you know exactly what to expect before you place your first delivery.
All Day is a licensed adult-use delivery brand operated in partnership with the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, serving the Las Vegas valley. Everything below reflects how legal, compliant delivery works in Nevada as of 2026.
Who Can Order Cannabis Delivery in Nevada?
Cannabis delivery in Nevada is available to adults 21 and older. There is no medical card required for adult-use purchases — but a valid, government-issued photo ID is mandatory at two points: when you place the order and again when the driver arrives.
Acceptable IDs include a driver’s license, state ID card, passport, or military ID. The name on the ID must match the name on the order, and the person receiving the delivery must be the one who placed it. Drivers are required to verify age and identity at the door for every single delivery, with no exceptions.
How the Ordering Process Works
The delivery flow is designed to be quick. Here’s the typical path from start to finish.
1. Set Up a Compliant Payment Method
Cannabis can’t be paid for with standard credit cards, so it’s worth setting up an approved payment method before you shop — it makes checkout faster. All Day accepts CanPay and Jane Pay, both of which link securely to your bank account and are approved for cannabis purchases. Download the app for whichever you prefer and connect your bank account once; after that, paying at checkout takes a couple of taps. New here? Our new customer page walks you through getting set up. Doing this first means you’re ready to complete your order without interruption.
2. Browse the Menu
Head to the All Day menu, where you can filter by category — flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, and edibles — and see live pricing and availability. Product pages list details like lineage, aroma, and format so you can compare options before adding to cart.
3. Build Your Cart
Add items to your cart, keeping Nevada’s purchase limits in mind (covered below). The cart shows your running subtotal, applicable taxes, and whether you’ve met the delivery minimum. With All Day, taxes are included in the menu price, so the number you see is the number you pay.
4. Check Out and Verify Age
At checkout you’ll enter your delivery address and confirm you’re 21+. First-time customers typically upload or present ID information for verification. Then pay with the CanPay or Jane Pay account you set up in Step 1 — no credit card needed.
5. Track Your Delivery
Once your order is confirmed, it’s routed to a driver. You’ll receive updates as it’s prepared and dispatched, so you know roughly when to expect the knock. See how it works for more on the flow.
6. Receive and Sign
When the driver arrives, they’ll verify your ID against the order, confirm you’re 21+, and complete the hand-off. Payment is captured at the time of the order — an important compliance detail for deliveries fulfilled on tribal land.
Nevada Purchase Limits You Should Know
Nevada caps how much cannabis one adult can buy and possess. As of 2026, the limits are:
- Up to 2.5 ounces of usable cannabis (flower and similar products)
- Up to one-quarter ounce of concentrated cannabis, or products containing no more than 7,087 mg of THC
These limits were set under Nevada Senate Bill 277 — see our full breakdown of the 2026 Nevada purchase limits. A single delivery driver also can’t carry more than 5 ounces of cannabis (or equivalent) across all stops on one trip, so your order builder will keep you within legal bounds automatically.
Delivery Zones and Timing
All Day delivers across the Las Vegas valley. Check our delivery map to confirm your address is in range. Delivery windows depend on your location within the service area, current demand, and the time of day. Ordering earlier in the day generally means more flexibility on timing, while evenings and weekends tend to be busier.
Delivery is subject to a minimum order value — check the current threshold in your cart at checkout. Address accuracy matters: make sure your unit or suite number is correct so the driver can reach you without delay.
What You Can’t Do
A few things are off-limits under Nevada law, and it helps to know them upfront. For the full picture, see our overview of Nevada cannabis laws.
- No shipping or mail order. Direct-to-consumer shipping into Nevada and mail/courier delivery of cannabis are not permitted. Legal cannabis reaches you only through a licensed delivery service.
- No re-delivery to a third party. The order recipient must match the person who placed and paid for the order.
- No public consumption. Cannabis can’t be consumed in public spaces, vehicles, or most hotels and casinos. Consumption is limited to private residences.
Ready to Order?
Browsing is the best place to start. Head to the All Day menu to see what’s available today, or check the delivery map for zone and timing details. First order? Get set up on the new customer page so checkout is quick.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I pay for cannabis delivery in Las Vegas?
All Day accepts CanPay and Jane Pay, both of which link to your bank account and are approved for cannabis purchases. You can set up CanPay ahead of time (2 minutes) if you want checkout to be one tap, or link Jane Pay in the moment at checkout — no pre-setup required — standard credit cards aren’t accepted for cannabis.
Do I need a medical card to order cannabis delivery in Las Vegas?
No. Adult-use delivery is available to anyone 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID. A medical card is not required.
What ID do I need for cannabis delivery in Nevada?
A valid, government-issued photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID, passport, or military ID. The name must match the order, and you’ll show it both at checkout and to the driver.
How much cannabis can I buy at once in Nevada?
Up to 2.5 ounces of usable cannabis, or up to one-quarter ounce of concentrate (products containing no more than 7,087 mg of THC), per Nevada purchase limits.
Is there a delivery minimum?
Yes. There’s a minimum order value for delivery — you can see the current amount reflected in your cart at checkout.
Can cannabis be shipped to me in Nevada?
No. Shipping and mail-order cannabis are not legal in Nevada. Licensed delivery is the only compliant way to receive cannabis at your door.