Weed Delivery to Jamaica
Terp Bros NYC delivers to Jamaica ZIPs 11432 through 11436 from its Ozone Park store at 135-26 Cross Bay Blvd, about 3.0 miles away in a straight line from the Jamaica Center station area. Each of those ZIPs has a $50 minimum. Order by 9:00 PM for same-day delivery, prepay through Dutchie Pay, and show a 21+ ID at the door.
Jamaica at a Glance
- ZIPs and minimums: 11432, 11433, 11434, 11435 and 11436, each with a $50 minimum.
- ZIP map: west of Sutphin Boulevard, 11435 is north of Linden Boulevard and 11436 is south; east of Sutphin, 11432 is north of Jamaica Avenue, 11433 sits between Jamaica Avenue and Linden Boulevard, and 11434 is south of Linden.
- Serving store: Ozone Park, about 3.0 miles in a straight line.
- Transit: Sutphin Boulevard has two subway stations plus Long Island Rail Road and AirTrain JFK stations.
- Cutoff: For delivery today, finish checkout by 9:00 PM.
- Payment and ID: Dutchie Pay prepayment, plus a 21+ ID check by the driver at the door.
- Free delivery: Go over $100 and delivery is free.
Jamaica History and Landmarks
The Dutch settled Jamaica in 1656 and called it Rustdorp. It was the first county seat of Queens County, from 1683 to 1788, and the Jamaica Post Office opened on September 25, 1794.
Rufus King, a signer of the United States Constitution, moved to Jamaica in 1805 and enlarged a farmhouse into King Manor, which stands in Rufus King Park. The Long Island Rail Road's Jamaica station is a central transfer point for every branch except Port Washington.
Baisley Pond Park has over 100 acres of recreation space, including a 30-acre pond.
Where You Can Consume in Jamaica
King Manor sits in Rufus King Park and Baisley Pond Park is also run by NYC Parks. NYC Parks prohibits smoking and vaping in all city parks except median strips; see the NYC Parks smoke-free page.
History source: Jamaica on Wikipedia.
How to Order from Jamaica
Open the Ozone Park menu, select delivery, and enter your Jamaica address. Pre-verify your ID, prepay, and watch for the driver's text.
Frequently Asked Questions
Five: 11432, 11433, 11434, 11435 and 11436, split by Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica Avenue and Linden Boulevard.
The house Rufus King enlarged after moving to Jamaica in 1805. It is the centerpiece of Rufus King Park.
Yes. Sutphin Boulevard has two subway stations, plus the Long Island Rail Road and AirTrain JFK.
