Biloxi, Mississippi Cannabis Guide: Legal Status, Where to Buy & Neighborhoods

Biloxi Market Overview

Harrison County registered 7,631 medical cannabis patients, more than any other county in Mississippi and roughly 3,500 above the capital county, on a population of about 211,000. Biloxi supplies a large share of that, and the ten licensed dispensaries inside the city limits reflect it. The Coast pattern is different from the rest of the state in one obvious way: a steady flow of out-of-state visitors, which is why the nonresident registry card, valid 15 days and renewable once per year, gets used here far more than in Tupelo or Meridian.

Two hard limits shape a Biloxi trip more than anywhere else. Keesler Air Force Base occupies a substantial block of the peninsula, and federal property does not recognize a state registry card under any circumstance. And Mississippi authorizes no public consumption at all, which covers the beach, the boardwalk, hotel balconies and every casino floor from Point Cadet to the west end. Buying is legal, using it in public is not, and the two facts sit uncomfortably close together in a resort town.

Retail sorts itself into three pockets. On the peninsula, counters operate at 771 Water Street and 913 Division Street. West Biloxi carries the densest run, with 2389 and 2572 Pass Road, 232 DeBuys Road and 282 Eisenhower Drive. North of the bay in the 39532 zip, stores sit at 921 Cedar Lake Road, 12242 Shriners Boulevard, 14313 Stenum Street and on Highway 67. Ocean Springs adds eight more counters a bridge away.

Delivery in Biloxi

Nothing gets delivered to a Biloxi condo, hotel room or rental. State law restricts every sale to a cardholder standing inside the dispensary and specifically outlaws drive-through windows and curbside handoff, so the beachfront resort strip has no legal workaround. Visitors holding a nonresident card must make the trip themselves, and that card caps them at 6 units per week and 12 across any 15-day span, half a resident's monthly rate. Anyone stationed at Keesler should understand that federal law governs the installation regardless of what Mississippi permits. Liver-bypassing topicals remain the only category a store may sell to an adult over 21 without any card at all.

Popular Products in Biloxi

Flower

Peninsula and Pass Road counters both stock flower under the statewide 30 percent total THC ceiling. Harrison County volume keeps selection wider here than in most Mississippi markets.

Vapes

Discreet formats sell well in a tourist town. Cartridges fall under the 60 percent concentrate cap and draw from allotment by total THC, not by cartridge size.

Pre Rolls

Convenient for short visits, though there is nowhere legal to smoke one. Raw pre-rolls averaged $27.45 per unit statewide against $24.56 for infused.

Edibles

The most practical choice for hotel guests, since nothing is combusted. A whole gram of total THC counts as one unit under the rule that took effect July 2025.

Concentrates

Capped at 60 percent total THC and priced near $43.83 per unit on the state average. Stock varies more between peninsula and north-side stores than price does.

Top Brands in Biloxi

Coast shelves carry the same Mississippi-grown supply as the rest of the state, since importing cannabis is illegal and exporting it is too. What changes on the Coast is turnover: Harrison County counters move product fast enough that harvest dates on flower tend to be fresher than at inland single-store towns. Ask for the certificate of analysis and check the harvest date alongside the total THC figure, because a 28 percent flower packaged four months ago rarely smells like the number implies. Only two testing labs served the whole state in 2025, so every batch on the Coast passed through the same short list.

Pricing in Biloxi

Biloxi charges the plain 7 percent state sales tax with no municipal cannabis levy, unlike Jackson and Tupelo. Statewide 2025 averages ran $22.50 per unit for flower, $29.18 for infused edibles and $43.83 for concentrate. With ten stores in the city and eight more in Ocean Springs, the Pass Road corridor is where posted flower prices actually move against each other.

2026 Trends in Biloxi

Harrison County carries 21 dispensary business licenses countywide, the most in Mississippi, and neighboring Jackson County adds 17 more. That density is why Coast stores compete on freshness and hours rather than on being the only option for 30 miles. A Biloxi counter that shows up for its own corridor, Pass Road or Cedar Lake or Division Street, gets found before a visitor defaults to the first casino-adjacent result.

Biloxi FAQ

Mississippi Legal Snapshot — What You Need to Know in Biloxi

Cannabis laws in Biloxi follow Mississippi state regulations. Here's the quick reference:

Laws current as of 2026. Always verify locally before purchasing.

Cannabis Market in Biloxi

Cannabis Prices in Biloxi

Mississippi pricing applies in Biloxi. Expect local variation based on competition and area type:

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