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Cannabis Associations in the Community of Madrid

Discover the opening hours, in-person entry requirements and individual character of our partner clubs in the capital, with clear information to help you plan your visit.

💡 At a glance: Explore each social club, choose the one that suits you and prepare your pre-registration pass privately in your browser for priority assistance at reception.The Crew has a collaboration agreement with the associations in this catalogue. Your pass provides priority assistance at reception, where staff check your original ID and the entry requirements under the association’s statutes. Final admission is decided in person at the club’s discretion. Listings describe opening hours and amenities, not live occupancy.

Centro / Gran Vía Weed Club

Opening hours
Daily: 11:00–00:00
Minimum age
18 or older
Atmosphere
Relaxed, sociable and international
Entry requirements
Bring your original, valid physical DNI, TIE, passport or driving licence. Use the details shown on your document to make the identity check straightforward.

Atmosphere and Amenities

  • Settle in and unwind: sofas and background music create a relaxed setting for conversation.
  • Leisure at your own pace: television and board games for an easy-going break together.
  • Everyday comfort: Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
  • A sociable setting: drinks in a relaxed, international atmosphere.
  • In the heart of Madrid: close to Gran Vía and Callao, with assistance in Spanish and English.

Weed Club Gran Vía is one of the capital’s most central private spaces for shared consumption. In the heart of central Madrid, just a few minutes’ walk from Plaza de Callao and Gran Vía, this social club offers a relaxed international atmosphere and bilingual assistance in Spanish and English.

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Universidad (Malasaña) Weed Club

Opening hours
Daily: 11:00–00:00
Minimum age
18 or older
Atmosphere
Relaxed and sociable
Entry requirements
Bring your original, valid physical photo ID: DNI, TIE, passport or driving licence. The reception team checks your identity and application details.

Atmosphere and Amenities

  • Unwind in Malasaña: sofas in a relaxed, sociable setting for a quiet break or conversation.
  • Time together: television and board games to enjoy together.
  • Thoughtful everyday comforts: a coffee machine, drinks, snacks and a microwave.
  • Comfort throughout your visit: Wi-Fi, air conditioning and heating.
  • Personal assistance: assistance in Spanish and English in Universidad (Malasaña).
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Arapiles (Chamberí) Weed Club

Opening hours
Mon–Wed and Sun: 11:00–22:00 · Thu–Sat: 11:00–23:00
Minimum age
18 or older
Atmosphere
Relaxed, contemporary and discreet
Entry requirements
Bring your original, valid physical DNI, TIE, passport or driving licence. Check that your application details match your document.
Nearby Metro stations
Islas Filipinas (line 7) or Moncloa (lines 3 and 6)

Atmosphere and Amenities

  • A setting to unwind: a relaxed, contemporary and discreet atmosphere in Arapiles, Chamberí.
  • Relax at your own pace: sofas and background music for conversation or a quiet break.
  • Shared moments: television, board games and drinks.
  • Everyday comfort: Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
  • An international atmosphere: a sociable space with assistance in Spanish and English.

Explore Weed Club Chamberí: opening hours, membership fee and directions. Further reading: Madrid entry requirements and ID requirements at reception.

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Chueca Weed Club

Opening hours
Daily: 11:00–00:00
Minimum age
18 or older
Atmosphere
Sociable, with conversation and board games
Entry requirements
Bring your original, valid physical DNI, TIE, passport or driving licence. Check that your application details match your document.

Atmosphere and Amenities

  • Unwind in central Madrid: sofas and background music in Chueca, beside Gran Vía.
  • Make time for conversation: a place to relax, chat or enjoy a game together.
  • Leisure and relaxation: television, board games and drinks.
  • Comfort throughout your visit: Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
  • Personal assistance: assistance in Spanish and English.

Explore Weed Club Chueca: opening hours, membership fee and directions. Further reading: Madrid entry requirements and ID requirements at reception.

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Glossary: Associations, Shared Consumption and Pre-registration

Shared consumption
💡 At a glance: Shared consumption is subject to specific requirements.Spanish Supreme Court case law defines the circumstances of shared consumption by reference to criteria including a small, defined group of regular users, an enclosed setting, limited quantities and immediate consumption, with no distribution to third parties. Its application requires an assessment of the circumstances of each case under Article 368 of the Spanish Criminal Code.
Freedom of association
💡 At a glance: Each association sets its own membership and community rules.Article 22 of the Spanish Constitution recognises freedom of association. Partner associations manage their private operations and membership under their statutes and applicable law. Their activities are also assessed under the Criminal Code and case law on shared consumption.
Pre-registration pass
💡 At a glance: Prepare your pass and present it at reception for priority assistance.The Crew’s digital pre-registration pass is the first formal step in its membership application process. It gives you priority assistance at the partner social club’s reception to streamline your in-person checks. Prepare this document privately in your browser and present it in person; the association checks your identity and decides on admission under its statutes. Priority reception does not guarantee entry: final admission remains at the club’s discretion.

💡 At a glance: Consult the legal references here.General legal references: Spanish Constitution, Article 22 (Spanish); Organic Law 1/2002 on Freedom of Association (Spanish); Spanish Criminal Code, Article 368 (Spanish). These provisions are interpreted alongside case law and the circumstances of each activity.

Find out more in the guide to private associations and commercial establishments.