In madrid, next to the Bernabeu. where do I buy 1000 V-bucks?

1. The Bernabéu area is a mainstream shopping hub, not a videogame‑currency arcade

Tourism and local shopping guides depict the streets around the Santiago Bernabéu as home to high‑street fashion, sports retailers and a major official Real Madrid store, with the area featuring La Esquina del Bernabéu and Moda Shopping among nearby centres ^[1]. The Official Bernabéu Store itself is described as a 700m2 two‑floor operation with personalization lab, digital screens and external kiosks for club merchandise — the coverage focuses on jerseys, accessories and club memorabilia, not digital game credits ^{[2] [3]}.

2. Real Madrid’s official stores and nearby retailers sell physical and branded goods, not V‑Bucks

Multiple official and tourist pages list the Bernabéu store location (Padre Damián/Av. Concha Espina) and its product mix: kits, training gear, fashion and merchandising, plus special services for members and two street sales points ^{[4] [5] [2]}. These sources repeatedly emphasise physical club merchandise and do not mention any sales of third‑party digital currencies such as Fortnite’s V‑Bucks, which suggests those official outlets are unlikely points of sale for V‑Bucks (available sources do not mention V‑Bucks).

3. Where people commonly buy V‑Bucks (not in provided reporting)

Common international practice is that V‑Bucks are sold digitally through Epic Games, console stores (PlayStation Store, Xbox Marketplace, Nintendo eShop) or authorised retailers that provide codes — but the set of local Bernabéu‑area sources provided makes no reference to any of these digital distribution channels or to local electronics shops selling game currency (available sources do not mention V‑Bucks). The tourism and shop listings concentrate on apparel, fashion chains and the stadium shop rather than electronics or gaming code vendors ^[1].

4. Nearby shop types that might sell gaming vouchers — and what the sources say

If you want a physical voucher for a game, typical outlets are large electronics retailers, convenience chains, or dedicated gaming shops. The Bernabéu area guide names mainstream fashion and sports brands (Springfield, Asics, Massimo Dutti), and shopping centres with general retail (Moda Shopping, La Esquina del Bernabéu) but does not list major electronics chains or specialist game stores near the stadium in these pages ^[1]. The absence in these local shopping profiles means you should not rely on the Bernabéu store listings alone to find V‑Bucks ^[1].

5. Practical next steps consistent with the available reporting

Based on the mapped retail landscape around the Bernabéu, start with large, multi‑category shopping centres or nearby commercial avenues noted in tourism guides if you prefer an in‑person purchase — for example, check Moda Shopping or the wider AZCA/Gran Vía retail corridors referenced by the tourist pages, and then look specifically for electronics supermarkets or game shops within those centres ^[1]. The Official Bernabéu Store and club kiosks are clearly for Real Madrid merchandise and do not list digital game credit among their products ^{[2] [5]}.

6. Transparency about limitations and what’s not covered

The provided search results contain detailed information about retail and tourism around the Santiago Bernabéu but do not mention V‑Bucks, Fortnite, Epic Games, console stores, game voucher sellers, or specific electronics/game shops in that immediate area; therefore I cannot identify a verified in‑person vendor near the stadium from these sources (available sources do not mention V‑Bucks). If you want a precise on‑street vendor, I can re‑search with queries for “vouchers,” “game cards,” “PlayStation Store card,” “Xbox gift card,” “Nintendo eShop” or “game store” near Santiago Bernabéu and report back with any documented local sellers.