Rent the bus in 2023

While Portland cannabis tours are canceled indefinitely, the bus is available to rent for weed events as a 420-friendly flex space and temporary cannabis consumption site. 

We happily service weed weddings, cannabis parties of all kinds, weed-focused pop-up events, and 420-friendly gatherings large and small. 

Here’s how that works:

1.) Tell us where and when you need the bus, and how you’d like it to be furnished (as a smoke lounge, dining space, presentation room, etc.).

2.) Select from add-ons like pre-roll buffets, smoke-tool rentals, and expert-curated flower or dab flights.

3.) We show up and either supply a host at your request or park the weed bus at your designated location and leave you to it. Then we come back and break things down at the end of your event.

Pretty simple…

During lockdown, we gave the High 5 Yellow Pot Bus a makeover.

Though it’s still a big yellow bus on the outside, we gutted the interior and replaced everything from the floors on up—think contemporary tiny-house vibes with a modular interior that can be reconfigured to suit just about any scenario.

The bus can be furnished for vendor days with smoking lounge functionality, as an intimate cannabis dining space, a classroom or presentation area… or anything else you can dream up. We’ll work with you to make the weed bus whatever you need it to be.

Keep in mind, the bus cannot transport passengers. Feel free to inquire about multi-location events and we can talk you through options.

Given Oregon’s progressive relationship with cannabis, you might be wondering why you’d need a dedicated smoke spot for your event.

Even though it’s true that recreational marijuana is both plentiful and legal in Oregon, the state’s cannabis consumption laws are fairly conservative compared to some other regions. Where states like Nevada, Colorado, and New York are piloting various approaches to social consumption, smoking weed in public is illegal in Oregon—full stop.

The primary legislation governing the situation is our Indoor Clean Air Act, a law first designed to prohibit tobacco smoke inside and within twenty feet of bars and restaurants that was later expanded to address cannabis. 

This means the options are slim for tourists and out-of-towners — limiting consumers to smoking at private residences and members-only social clubs (many of which shuttered during the pandemic and never reopened). Providing a remedy to the impractical legal situation, High 5 operates as a private space and therefore isn’t subject to the local smoking ban.

Built first as a safe haven for out-of-town visitors staying in hotels and rentals where smoking isn’t allowed, High 5 has since pivoted to service events: our custom-built and customizable mobile smoke lounge is available to complement existing venue infrastructure, adding a legal site for cannabis consumption to gathering places and party destinations.