Did a fun all-inclusive vacation leave you with a membership you don’t want? You’re not alone. Owners often ask me how to cancel a Club Solaris membership. The answer is yes, you can. Let’s walk through what you need to know.
Who Is Club Solaris?
Club Solaris is the vacation club tied to the Royal Solaris resorts. These are all-inclusive resorts in Cancún and Los Cabos. Many members bought while on vacation, often after a short presentation turned into a long afternoon.
I never worked for Club Solaris. But I spent years selling and closing timeshares in both Cancún and Cabo. The playbook is very similar from one company to the next. So I know exactly what happened at that sales table.
It’s a Club, Not Real Property
Here’s what many members miss. You don’t own a piece of the resort. A vacation club membership gives you the right to book stays, usually for a set number of years.
There’s no deed and no real estate in your name. So here’s a fair question. Why were you charged closing costs when no property changed hands?
How Vacation Clubs Like Club Solaris Sell
It usually starts with a friendly offer. Maybe it’s a resort credit, a free excursion or a discounted stay. All you have to do is attend a “quick” presentation.
Then you meet a salesperson who asks all about your vacations. You tour a beautiful suite. You hear a “today only” price that seems too good to pass up. If you hesitate, a closer joins the table. The drinks keep coming, and the hours slip by.
By the end, signing feels easier than walking away. That’s not an accident. It’s how the system is built.
Why Members Want Out
These are the complaints I hear most often from vacation club members:
- Yearly fees that keep going up
- Trouble booking the dates and rooms you were promised
- Paying for all-inclusive stays that cost more than booking online
- Constant upgrade pitches every time you visit
- Changes in health, retirement or income
Many members tell me the same thing. The savings they were promised never showed up.
es, You Can Cancel
Here’s the part most members don’t expect. You can cancel your Club Solaris membership even if:
- Your contract is fully paid off
- You still owe a balance
- Your five-day rescission period ended long ago
The key is following Mexican law. Your contract is governed by Mexico, not the U.S. or Canada. That changes how the cancellation must be done.
What Happens If You Do It Wrong
Some members simply stop paying. Others send an email or a letter and hope it works.
That can backfire. Mexican resorts often refuse certified mail, so your notice never officially arrives. Meanwhile, fees keep growing. Your account could even be sold to a collections agency.
A cancellation works when the right documents reach the right company in the right way. Small mistakes can cost you months and money.
What Cancelling Does for You
Once your cancellation is properly filed, you’re no longer obligated to pay membership fees or other resort charges. That includes yearly fees, special assessments and the rest.
What about your credit? Mexican resorts don’t report to U.S. or Canadian credit bureaus. So cancelling won’t hurt your credit score.
One quick note. If you used a Barclays card for your down payment, that card is a separate debt. Cancelling your membership doesn’t erase that balance.
How the $1,495 Document Preparation Service Works
My online course was the prototype for this service. Over 230 students used the documents I sent them to legally cancel their timeshares. Now I’ve turned that success into a full document preparation service, so I do all the work for you.
The price is $1,495, whether your contract is paid off or not. Here’s how it works:
- You send me your contract for a free review.
- I prepare your cancellation documents based on your contract and Mexican law.
- I show you exactly how to deliver them so the resort can’t ignore them.
No hidden fees, monthly payments, or lawyers billing by the hour.
Ready to stop paying for a club you don’t use? Let’s get started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Club Solaris the same as Royal Solaris?
Club Solaris is the vacation club linked to the Royal Solaris resorts. The cancellation process is the same.
Can I cancel after the rescission period?
Yes. The rescission period only covers a full refund. You can still cancel the contract later.
Will cancelling hurt my credit?
No. Mexican resorts don’t report to U.S. or Canadian credit bureaus.
Does it matter if I still owe money?
No. The $1,495 service costs the same whether your contract is paid off or not.
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