It contains 81,000 calming white balls hosted in a room that will fit up to 30 adults in the headquarters of design company Pearlfisher, who are running the experience.

Jump In! is free to visit - although you have to book a space before you turn up - and Pearlfisher have promised to donate £1 to the charity Right To Play for every person who comes down to the ball pit.

Although the installation is similar to one created by Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed from last year, the company are clearly not taking themselves too seriously, with 'pool rules' reminiscent of a swimming pool displayed on the wall and a bar on site to enjoy drinks at once you're finished messing around in the ball pit.

The ball pool is deep enough that you really can jump in to it, and the walls are padded so that you can get as energetic as you dive into the experience of childhood birthday parties once again.

Giant ball pool for adults opens in London