There is no dispensary inside Denver International Airport — cannabis is banned on airport property entirely. Herbs 4 You sits in Capitol Hill at 20 E 9th Ave, a straight shot from DIA and walkable from most downtown hotels. Here's everything a traveler needs before the first stop.
Board the University of Colorado A-Line at DIA and ride to Union Station downtown. From Union Station it is a 10-minute rideshare or the 0 bus down Broadway to Capitol Hill. This is usually the lowest-cost way in from the airport; check RTD for current schedules.
Uber and Lyft pick up on Level 5 of the Jeppesen Terminal, islands 1–5. Ask for 20 E 9th Ave, Denver CO 80203. Traffic on Peña Boulevard is the main variable, so build in extra time during rush hour.
Take Peña Boulevard to I-70 West, then I-25 South to the 8th Avenue exit. Metered street parking is available around 9th and Broadway. Never open or consume cannabis in a vehicle — Colorado treats it the same as an open container of alcohol.
A recurring ounce listing on our menu. Current pricing and the strain on offer are shown on the live menu.
If you are unsure where to start, 5mg is a common starting dose. Wait two hours before taking more and let your budtender walk you through the label.
Nothing to pack, nothing to carry home. A multi-joint bundle is the standard traveler pickup.
No. Cannabis is federally illegal, and DIA prohibits possession anywhere on airport property, including the parking lots and the A-Line platform. Whatever you buy has to be consumed or discarded before you head back to the airport.
No. Any valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older works — out-of-state driver's licenses and foreign passports included. We card every single customer, every visit.
Adults 21+ may purchase up to one ounce of flower, or the equivalent in concentrate (8 grams) or edibles (800mg THC), per day. The limit is the same for residents and visitors.
Only on private property with the owner's permission or inside a licensed Denver cannabis hospitality lounge. Public consumption — sidewalks, parks, the 16th Street Mall, hotel balconies facing the street — is ticketable. See our guide to licensed consumption spaces, or ask your hotel before you buy; a handful of Denver properties are 420-friendly.
There is not. No dispensary operates at DIA, and cannabis cannot be sold or possessed on airport grounds. The closest licensed recreational shops are in the city, which is why most travelers head straight to Capitol Hill or downtown after landing.
Colorado dispensaries are largely cash-based due to federal banking rules. There is an ATM on site, and we recommend pulling cash before you arrive so you are not paying extra fees.
Bring a valid 21+ photo ID and cash. Our budtenders will walk you through the menu and get you back to your Denver plans quickly.