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Fontaines du Bellagio
Fountains of Bellagio Amusement & Theme Park ·$

A beautiful visual water symphony choreographed to music provides an unforgettable welcome to the Bellagio Hotel Casino. The water jets span more than 1000 feet (304 meters) and can shoot up to 460 feet (140 meters) in the air while seeming to dance to choreographed lights and romantic classical music. It is a spectacular sight and one worth taking the time to view while strolling along the boulevard. As evening sets in, the lit-up fountain is a sight to behold. Be sure to bring a camera as this is one of Vegas' best attractions - and it's for free! The magic happens every 30 minutes until 8 PM, after which shows are every 15 minutes. Please note that shows may stray from this schedule due to the weather.

Phone: (702) 693-7111

Cross Streets: Between Access Rd/Via del Nord St and W Flamingo Rd/Via del Nord St

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  • Sun Open 24 Hours

3600 Las Vegas Blvd S, Bellagio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV 89109-4303 ·1975.89 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler maxcrisp 10/16/26

A must see when you come to Vegas. Large scale choreographed fountains and lights dance to the music in the lake outside the Bellagio Hotel. Best seen at night in my opinion.

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Tripadvisor traveler Sylvie C 10/12/26

The Fountains of Bellagio were one of my favourite attractions in Las Vegas. The water show was beautiful, with the fountains dancing in time to the music and lights, creating a wonderful atmosphere.I really enjoyed watching the performance in front of the Bellagio Hotel. It is impressive how the water moves in different patterns, making every show feel special. The location is also perfect for taking photos and enjoying the famous Las Vegas Strip.Best of all, the show is free, making it a great attraction for everyone visiting the city. I recommend watching it in the evening when the lights make the experience even more magical.Overall, it was a lovely experience and definitely worth seeing during a visit to Las Vegas.

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Tripadvisor traveler Heather A 10/11/26

This is definitely a must during you visit to Las Vegas. The show is free and takes place every 15 minutes at the weekend from 12 noon, shows start at 3pm during the week. It is absolutely free and a great show - recommended at night.

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Tripadvisor traveler Chewoot 10/11/26

The Fountains of Bellagio have always been one of those must-see attractions in Las Vegas, and it's nice to find something on the Strip that doesn't involve getting your wallet out for a change!There's something quite special about standing there watching the fountains dance along to the music, especially in the evening when everything is lit up. It really is an impressive sight, and no matter how many times you've seen it, it's still worth stopping to watch.What I particularly like about the fountains is just how calming they are. In amongst all the madness, noise and constant hustle and bustle of the Las Vegas Strip, it's lovely to just stop for a few minutes, forget about everything going on around you and enjoy the show. There's something almost relaxing about watching the water move in time with the music, which is quite an achievement considering you're standing in the middle of one of the busiest and craziest places on earth!Unfortunately, one thing that really spoils the experience is all the disruption caused by Formula 1. The temporary structures, barriers and preparations along the Strip take away from what should be one of the best views in Vegas. It's such a shame that something which has been enjoyed by millions of visitors over the years is compromised for the sake of a motor race.I appreciate F1 brings a lot of money into Las Vegas, but surely there has to be a better way of doing things without spoiling the experience for everyone else visiting the city.That said, the fountains themselves are still fantastic, and I'd certainly recommend making time to see them, particularly at night. It's one of those rare moments in Vegas where you can slow down, take everything in and simply enjoy being there without someone trying to sell you something.

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Tripadvisor traveler kmratesplates 10/04/26

We watched these fountains a few times when we was in vegas and they are really worth the watch. The songs playing to the water are very fitting and even bought a tear to eye.

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