Kings Crew is a full-service licensed, legal dispensary offering a wide selection of products for both medical and recreational cannabis consumers. Our staff is here to offer a personalized experience tailored to your needs. At King’s Crew, we aim to make you feel like royalty!

First-time customers receive 10% OFF their first purchase, and we have daily specials for everyone, every day of the week.

**Please note: City guidelines require that all transactions be completed before 10pm. To accommodate this, LAST CALL for purchases made in-store is at a strict 9:50pm daily. At this time, we will not accept any more customers in the store, or purchases to be made. Please plan your visit accordingly. We apologize for any inconvenience.

You can call ahead and order at (562) 513-5441, or you can order online for curbside or in-store pickup. Note: We are only able to take pickup orders for the same day.

Curbside Arrival Instructions:

Step 1: Find a Designated Space

Step 2: Call us with your name & parking spot number

Step 3: Have a Valid I.D. ready

For in-store or curbside pickup, we accept cash or debit cards. We do not currently take credit cards, and there is a $3.50 processing fee for all debit transactions via Cashless ATM. There is also an ATM onsite for your convenience.

California law allows for qualified medical patients to use medical marijuana. California’s Medical Marijuana Program (MMP) is regulated by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). Adults 21 years and older can legally consume marijuana in California, thanks to Prop 64 (The Adult Use of Marijuana Act), which took effect on January 1, 2018. You do not need to be a resident of California to take part. Adults aged 18 to 21 who have a physician’s recommendation (from California or out-of-state) or a state of California medicinal marijuana ID card are also permitted to consume cannabis lawfully.

You do need an ID with proof of medical marijuana status and proof that you are over 18; if you don’t have these then dispensaries typically require cash or another form of payment.

To verify their age, all customers at the King’s Crew Dispensary are supposed to show a government-issued photo I.D., such as a driver’s license or passport. You must be of legal age (21 years old or older, or 18 years old with a medical marijuana recommendation) in order to buy and consume marijuana under Prop 64.

One ounce of cannabis flower may be purchased each day, as well as up to 8 grams (about .17 ounces) of concentrates and manufactured items (including edibles, oils, extracts, and other goods). Customers with a medical marijuana authorization can buy up to 8 ounces of cannabis or concentrates per day.

Medical cannabis has been legally accessible to California residents with a valid recommendation from a physician since 1996, when Proposition 2.15 (also known as The Compassionate Use Act) was passed by voters. In 2016, after nearly two decades of local and statewide battles over medical marijuana access and regulation, Californians voted to approve Proposition 64 and legalize personal use and cultivation of small amounts of recreational cannabis for adults 21 years and older. The Adult Use of Marijuana Act (Prop 64) went into effect January 1, 2018. For more information about Prop 64, please visit: https://www.cannabis.ca.gov/.

You will typically pay between 7 to 10 percent sales tax on recreational cannabis. On medical cannabis, you’ll pay between 5 to 8 percent sales tax, depending on the city or county in which you are purchasing. This number can be lower if your purchase is made with cash.

City Tax is 6% for Medical Cannabis and 8% for Recreational Cannabis

Cannabis Excise Tax is 15% for Medical Cannabis and Recreational cannabis

Sales Tax is 10.25% for Medical Cannabis and Recreational cannabis

Due to the federal regulations for cannabis, we cannot recommend anyone to travel with cannabis, regardless of state-to-state legalization. Please refer to TSA.gov for any and all details about traveling with cannabis.

California state law prohibits smoking of cannabis in public places. You are permitted to smoke cannabis on your own premises, subject to any rules imposed by your landlord.

Marijuana consumption is prohibited in public places or within 1,000 feet of a school, day care center, or youth center when children are present.