The fountains at the Bellagio are a wonderfully romantic spot to hit in the evening when the sun sets and the lights in the water take on a glowing effect. This show has water, fountains, and lights all choreographed to music in front of a beautiful Italian themed hotel. The music played at the fountain shows ranges anywhere from Sarah Brightman to Elvis Presley.

This free fountain show plays in front of the Bellagio hotel in the quarter mile long lake area. The show lasts only a few minutes but then will replay a different show every half hour or every quarter of an hour, depending on the time of the day. There are 1,200 nozzles and 4,500 lights that make up this extravagant fountain show. The Bellagio spent a mere $40 million to have this fountain show, and luckily for them it is very impressive.

Every time this water show starts crowds of people stand by the railing and watch this beautiful show. Even vehicles stop on the Vegas strip just to watch the show. If you come to Vegas and want a little break from the busy casinos come enjoy the outdoors and this delightful show.

These are some pictures of the water show during some night shows. This is just beautiful, especially with the music playing along. Pictures just can't do it justice. This is a must-see if you are ever in Las Vegas, even with children.

Watching the fountains at the Bellagio is amazing. The way that the fountains are programmed is a sight to see. It is fun to watch them day or night. There is a show about every 20 minutes, so you can always catch one. Plus, at night, there are music and lights that accompany the fountains. It is a must-see.

I have always heard about the fountains. Everyone who has been to Las Vegas absolutely loved them. I now know why. I first viewed them from dinner at the Circo resturant. In the evening, the lighting on the water is great. However, from inside the building, I was unable to hear the beautiful music that went along with the show.

I was then able to view them during the day. The day view is still beautiful however the night is just a touch better. Anyway. The view was great. We caught the show on the walkway from the Ventian to the Bellagio. A semi-top view of the show. They did two fountain performances. The first one was with a Barbara Streisand and Frank Sinatra song (the title I cannot remember), but then they did a song I knew well, and it brings me to tears everytime I hear it. It was the version of "Time to Say Goodbye" by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman. Absolutely beautiful.

If you are in Las Vegas, you NEED to see this.

Many people will tell you that this is not to be missed, and they're right. I only wish I saw more of the shows. Make sure you catch one at night.