Bloomington has 4 dispensaries licensed by the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). Shoppers must be 21 or older and show a valid photo ID, and travelers flying into MSP or visiting the Mall of America can buy just like locals. One store, Green Goods on West 84th Street, also serves registered medical patients. The city has said it does not cap the number of cannabis retail licenses it issues.
Bloomington is home to the Mall of America and a long row of airport hotels, so many of the people asking where to buy here are from out of town. That makes the rules on where you can actually use cannabis more important than usual: the mall, the airport and the national wildlife refuge along the Minnesota River are all off limits, and hotel policies vary.
All 4 Licensed Dispensaries in Bloomington, MN
The four stores are spread across the city rather than grouped together. Two are in the 55437 ZIP code on the west side, one is in 55431 in the southwest, and one is on the east side in 55425, the same ZIP code as the Mall of America.
West Bloomington: Green Goods at 5232 West 84th Street is the city's most reviewed store, with about 880 Google reviews. Kaine Collective is on Old Shakopee Road West at 3920. Farther east on the same road, at 2100 Old Shakopee Road West, is THC House, rated 5.0 from about 280 reviews.
East Bloomington: Northern Dispensary is at 8101 34th Avenue South, close to both the airport and the mall, and holds a 4.9 rating.
Best Bloomington Dispensaries for Every Need
Ranked on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026. Kaine Collective had no public Google data yet.
- Highest rated: THC House, a perfect 5.0 from about 280 reviews.
- Most reviewed: Green Goods, 4.5 stars from about 880 reviews.
- Closest to the airport and mall: Northern Dispensary on 34th Avenue South, 4.9 stars from about 50 reviews.
- Earliest opening: Green Goods and Northern Dispensary, both at 9 a.m.
- Latest closing: Green Goods and Northern Dispensary, both at 9 p.m.
- Medical patients: Green Goods is the only medical-endorsed store in the city.
Visiting a Dispensary in Bloomington: ID, Payment and Hours
Bring the same ID you would use to board a plane: a passport or any state or Canadian provincial driver's license works. Have cash or a debit card ready, since payment rules vary.
Bloomington stores keep shorter hours than some Minneapolis shops, with none listed past 9 p.m. Minnesota also bars sales from 2 to 8 a.m. Monday through Saturday and from 2 to 10 a.m. Sunday.
Airport, Mall and Refuge: Where You Cannot Use Cannabis
The Metropolitan Airports Commission banned smoking cannabis and hemp on all of its property, including MSP, starting January 1, 2024; a violation is a petty misdemeanor and can get you removed. The Mall of America is private property open to the public, and state law does not allow cannabis use in places like that. The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, whose headquarters and visitor center sit at 3815 American Boulevard East, is run by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and federal law applies on refuge land.
Bloomington and Minnesota Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Each transaction tops out at 2 ounces of flower, 8 grams of concentrate and edibles totaling 800 milligrams of THC. Those are also the public carry limits. Use is legal in a private home or yard, on private property closed to the public with the owner's okay, and at licensed events. It is illegal in any motor vehicle, and impaired driving is a crime. The full rules are in our Minnesota marijuana laws guide.
Cannabis Taxes in Bloomington
Bloomington's general sales tax rate is 9.025% for October through December 2026, the Department of Revenue lists. That rate stacks on top of the state's 15% cannabis gross receipts tax. Bloomington adds no cannabis tax of its own. See our 2026 price comparison.
Medical Marijuana in Bloomington
Green Goods, one of the two companies that ran Minnesota's medical program before adult-use sales began, is Bloomington's 1 medical-endorsed store. Enrolled patients pay no cannabis or sales tax there. Visiting patients with another state's card may be served at endorsed stores but do not get the tax exemption.
Dispensaries Near Bloomington
- Richfield: 2 stores just north on Interstate 35W.
- Edina: 3 stores to the northwest.
- Eagan: 4 stores across the Minnesota River on Interstate 494.
- Burnsville: 2 stores south over the river.
- Minneapolis: 25 stores about 10 miles north.
Bloomington Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Bloomington, MN?
Yes. Adults 21 and older may buy and possess cannabis anywhere in Minnesota, including Bloomington.
How many dispensaries are in Bloomington?
4 licensed stores, on Old Shakopee Road, West 84th Street and 34th Avenue South.
Is there a dispensary near the Mall of America?
Yes. Northern Dispensary on 34th Avenue South is in the same east Bloomington ZIP code as the mall.
Can I bring weed on a plane at MSP?
No. Federal law governs TSA screening, and the airport bans smoking cannabis on its property.
Can tourists buy weed in Bloomington?
Yes, with a valid ID showing you are 21 or older.
What time do dispensaries close in Bloomington?
THC House closes at 6 p.m.; Green Goods and Northern Dispensary close at 9 p.m.
Do Bloomington dispensaries take cards?
It depends on the store. Carry cash or debit to be safe.
How much can I buy at once?
Up to 2 ounces of flower, 8 grams of concentrate and 800 milligrams of THC in edibles.
Can I smoke weed in my Bloomington hotel?
Only if the hotel allows it. The Clean Indoor Air Act bans smoking in most indoor public spaces.
What is the best dispensary in Bloomington?
THC House has the top rating, 5.0 from about 280 reviews; Green Goods has the most reviews.
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How we build this list: We start from the Office of Cannabis Management's licensing records for retail storefronts, then add Google Maps ratings, review counts and hours where public data exists. Closed stores are removed, and the page is refreshed every month. For basics, see Cannabis 101.