Real Madrid’s iconic Bernabeu stadium is being completely rebuilt at a cost of £1billion and will host 85,000 fans once the futuristic ground is finished

Walk this way – the illuminated tunnel which VIP fans will use to enter the main space in the Bernabeu’s new super boxCredit: room 1804 Design

Toast of the city – the massive bar at the centre of the stunning facilities, complete with stunning overhead lightsCredit: room 1804 Design

Room with a view – how rich fans will look out on to the Bernabeu pitch, if they’re not too busy dancing or propping up the slick barCredit: room 1804 Design

The floor plan of the VIP area shows two access tunnels, with huge open terraces at either end of the food, drink and dancing zoneCredit: room 1804 Design

The incredible facilities will be the cherry on the top of the new Bernabeu which is being revamped at a cost of almost £1BILLION.

The new VIP zone, which is attached to the iconic Skywalk terrace  that runs around the whole of the top level, is expected to be open by the end of April – and definitely in time for the Taylor Swift concert on May 30.

The Bernabeu reopened for football in September after 90 days of renovation when Real played Getafe on the new retractable pitch under the new retractable roof.

Jude Bellingham gave the new ground the perfect dramatic baptism by scoring a stoppage-time winner in front of 66,000 fans.

When all the work is complete, the stadium will hold up to 85,000 spectators – and the richest of them will be up in the Skybar.

Real are yet to reveal prices for the new area and how it will be split up into different-sized spaces for larger and smaller groups of guests.

But access won’t come cheap as the president Florentino Perez makes sure that the Bernabeu pays its way – and then some.

Interior designers Room 1804 have completely gone to town in fitting out what is set to be the most decadent hospitality section in world football.

Spectacular images show the inside of the 700 square metre space, which will be divided into four main areas over three levels.

The restaurant area and nightclub, which will have LED screens covering the walls and ceiling, will be at either end, with a massive bar as the centrepiece.

There will also be 250 metre square terraces on both sides of the main space, designed to recreate the parks of the city of Madrid.

And on non-match days, the area will be transformed into a five-star facility that companies can hire out completely or in part, and where the great and the good of Madrid and beyond can live it up.

A shot from inside the new ground shows the incredible structure – complete with a retractable roof for the odd occasion when it rains in Spain

An artist’s impression reveals the full range of facilities on offer in the the super box, including the nightclub area on the rightCredit: room 1804 Design

Huge outdoor terraces modelled on Madrid city parks will be at either end of the VIP areaCredit: room 1804 Design

It’s murderously expensive on the dancefloor – with LED screens on the walls and ceiling of the nightclub areaCredit: room 1804 Design

The best football bar, bar none? The main bar in the Bernabeu super box, where you might just be able to watch the game while you wait for a sangriaCredit: room 1804 Design