The closest Seattle dispensaries to Sea-Tac Airport are Kings Cannabis Dispensary (about 3.6 miles), A Greener Today on Myers Way and NiMBiN Seattle (about 4.2 miles each). If you are riding light rail from the airport, A Greener Today South Seattle sits 0.4 miles from Columbia City station on the 1 Line. Cannabis cannot be taken through airport security or on a flight.
This guide covers licensed dispensaries inside Seattle and White Center. Just south of the city, Tukwila and Burien — both close to the airport — have licensed stores of their own, listed on their city pages. Distances below are straight-line distances from Sea-Tac Airport.
Closest by Car
Kings Cannabis Dispensary
About 3.6 miles from Sea-Tac on MLK Jr Way S near Skyway, with online ordering for quick pickup — one layover traveler was in and out in four minutes. Recreational only.
A Greener Today Burien
About 4.2 miles north of the airport on Myers Way S off SR 509, in the former West Seattle Marijuana Store. Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. (11 p.m. Friday–Saturday).
NiMBiN Seattle
About 4.2 miles away on 1st Avenue S near Myers Way, with happy hours from 8 to 10 a.m. and 9 to 11 p.m.
Uncle Ike's White Center Outlet
About 5 miles north in White Center, open until 11:45 p.m. with outlet pricing.
Closest by Light Rail
Sound Transit’s 1 Line runs from SeaTac/Airport station through the Rainier Valley to downtown Seattle.
A Greener Today South Seattle
0.4 miles from Columbia City station, opening at 8:05 a.m. and rated 4.7 stars from more than 1,100 reviews.
Seattle Cannabis Co.
About a 13-minute walk from Othello station, open every day of the year with 20% off online orders.
Shawn Kemp's Cannabis SoDo
A short walk from SODO station, in a former bank with daily deals and long hours.
Can You Fly With Weed From Sea-Tac?
No. Even though cannabis is legal in Washington, it remains illegal under federal law, and air travel is federally regulated. TSA says its officers do not search for drugs, but if they find cannabis during screening they refer it to law enforcement. Taking cannabis across state lines — including to other legal states such as Oregon or California — is a federal crime. Buy only what you will use before you leave Washington, and dispose of leftovers before heading to the airport.
Can You Use Cannabis Near the Airport?
No public place is legal for consumption in Washington: opening or using cannabis in public is a civil infraction under RCW 69.50.445, and airport hotels and rental-car lots generally ban smoking. Never drive after using cannabis; Washington’s per se DUI limit is 5 ng/mL of active THC.
Sea-Tac Dispensary FAQ
What is the closest Seattle dispensary to Sea-Tac Airport?
Kings Cannabis Dispensary at 12925 Martin Luther King Jr Way S is about 3.6 miles from Sea-Tac Airport. A Greener Today on Myers Way S and NiMBiN Seattle are about 4.2 miles away.
Is there a dispensary near a light rail station from the airport?
Yes. A Greener Today South Seattle is 0.4 miles from Columbia City station on the 1 Line, which runs directly from SeaTac/Airport station.
Can I take weed on a plane from Seattle?
No. Cannabis remains illegal under federal law, and TSA refers any cannabis found at screening to law enforcement. Do not carry it through security or onto a flight.
Can I bring weed from Washington to Oregon?
No. Transporting cannabis across any state line is illegal under federal law, even between two states where it is legal.
Are there dispensaries in Tukwila or Burien near Sea-Tac?
Yes. Tukwila and Burien, both near Sea-Tac Airport, each have licensed dispensaries listed on their city pages in our directory.
Store hours, ratings and details were checked against state license records and each store’s Google Business Profile on October 12, 2026. Featured placements, where shown, are paid and labelled. Corrections: contact us.