Psst…we have something exciting to let you in on! Another BRAND NEW immersive experience – the Balloon Museum in London! Offering everyone an immersive adventure through all sorts of giant balloons in a captivating medium!

Let’s pop the balloon on this immersive installation!

What is the Balloon Museum in London?

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It’s essentially an interactive art exhibit featuring lots and lots of balloons!

It features over 20 artists from around the world and has travelled through Europe and the US. Attracting over 3 million visitors alone, it’s finally come to London for the first time!

In New York, famous singers like Rihanna and A$AP Rocky were spotted at the Balloon Museum – so you know it’s a must-see adventure!

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Where is the Balloon Museum in London?

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You’ll find this fantastic exhibition space at an art museum.

It’s only around until 18th February 2024 – so make sure you book your tickets!

LocationGet directions

1 Old Billingsgate Walk,
London,
EC3R 6DX

Opening Times

Until 18th February 2024

Pricing

Adult £32.00
Child £18.00

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Everything You Need To Know About The Balloon Museum

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The immersive Balloon Museum has recently opened its doors in London, offering a unique and enchanting experience for art enthusiasts!

You’ll be taken on a family-friendly and delightful wander through a world of ballooning and all things bright and beautiful. Featuring monumental installations from 20 international artists, of infinite colour combinations on a multisensory journey that spans a 78,000 square feet space!

Come across out-of-scale installations that take on unusual shapes that you can interact with. This unconventional human experience caters to the senses of both adults and kids alike, through the world of ballooning, featuring stunning artworks by renowned artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Banksy, and Ai Weiwei. Admire the kaleidoscopic world of Karina Smigla-Bobinski, the joyous work of Lucas Zanotto and Jason Wilsher-Mills and the whimsical world of Miranda Makaroff.

From giant dangling balloons that are stripy, polka dot and glowing to inflatable objections. Dazzling mirror balls, flashing lights and thousands of spheres where you can feel all senses and emotions at once.

Food & Drink

After your experience, you can find all sorts of nibbles, snacks and grub you can dig into. From bagels, pastries and pizzas to so much more.

Plus, there’s a gift shop too! You can purchase all sorts, like balloon animals, flowers and jumpers of all things!

FAQs

Will there be flashing lights?

Yes, there will be flashing lights and sensory activities and elements that may be too much for those with epilepsy and such.

Can you touch the balloons?

There are certain art installations that you can touch and those you can’t. There will be staff and signs situated around the exhibit to let you know what you can or can’t touch.

Is the exhibit pushchair and wheelchair friendly?

Pushchairs and wheelchairs are allowed but may be difficult to navigate due to stairs.

Service dogs are also welcome.

Is photography allowed?

Of course, it’s encouraged! You can take snapshots of the incredible experience.
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So, if you’re ready to embark on another journey that invokes all your senses, then you must head to the Balloon Museum in London. After all, it’s world-famous, so it must be worth it!

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