Membership & Age Verification
What to bring, who can enter, and how memberships work
How do I become a member of a cannabis social club?
Membership processes vary by club. In Spain, you typically need to be introduced by an existing member or through the club's own introduction process, show proof of age (18+), and provide ID. Each club sets its own requirements — check its Mallorca CSC profile for details.
What ID is accepted for age verification?
Most venues accept any valid government-issued photo ID showing your date of birth: a passport, national identity card, or driver's licence are universally recognised. Expired documents are typically not accepted. Always carry your original document — digital copies or phone screenshots may not be accepted by all venues.
What is the minimum age to visit a cannabis social club?
The minimum age is 18. There are no exceptions, and ID is checked at every club. Under-18s are not admitted under any circumstances.
What are typical membership fees at a cannabis social club?
Annual membership fees at Spanish cannabis social clubs typically range from €20 to €100 or more, depending on the club and membership tier. Specific fee information, where disclosed by the club, is listed on its Mallorca CSC profile.
Do clubs accept walk-in visitors without prior membership?
Generally no — cannabis social clubs are private member associations, so entry usually requires membership or a prior introduction. Some clubs marked as tourist-friendly on Mallorca CSC have indicated they welcome new visitors through their own introduction process. Entry always remains at the club's discretion.
Do digital or electronic ID documents work at clubs?
Most clubs require a physical government-issued document. Digital ID apps vary widely by country and club policy — some clubs accept them, many do not. To avoid being turned away, always carry your physical passport or national identity card. Clubs bear legal responsibility for verifying the identity and age of their members, so they tend to be conservative about what they accept.
What happens if a club refuses my entry?
Clubs have the right to refuse entry at their discretion, even to people who have completed the introduction process. Common reasons include not bringing valid ID, appearing intoxicated on arrival, breaching club rules on a previous visit, or the club being at capacity. If you are refused, accept the decision calmly and leave. Mallorca CSC is not responsible for individual entry decisions made by clubs. You can leave a factual review of your experience.