Bellagio Fountain Songs – Here’s The Current Playlist

Key Points:

• The Fountains of Bellagio playlist changes throughout the year.

• Bellagio’s Concierge can share what time a song will play for those looking to schedule a proposal, etc. (contact info. below).

• Shows occur every 15-30 mins from 3 pm – midnight on weekdays and 6:30 pm – midnight on weekends.

Instantly recognizable, the Fountains of Bellagio are an image synonymous with Las Vegas. A popular free show, performances take place in the resort’s 8.5-acre man-made lake, nestled between Bellagio’s hotel tower and Las Vegas Blvd.

As a Las Vegas landmark, the water show is the scene of countless selfies, marriage proposals, and even weddings.

It’s an icon.

Best Places to Watch the Bellagio Fountains

Sidewalks Surrounding the Show

Spanning over 1,000 feet in length, there’s plenty of space on the sidewalk between the lake and the Strip to take in the show.

Speakers are sprinkled about the sidewalk, making it one of the best spots to marvel at the choreographed dance.

Nearby Restaurants & Bars

Restaurants at Bellagio, like Lago, Yellowtail, Spago, Picasso, Jasmine, and Le Cirque, among others, offer nice views.

From Your Hotel Room

Rooms at Bellagio with a view of the Fountains are labeled as “Lakeview”, “Fountain View”, and “Tower King Deluxe” on booking websites.

While Bellagio’s hotel tower offers some of the best views, other hotels in Las Vegas offer a Bellagio Fountain view, including Vdara, Cosmopolitan, Paris, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Horseshoe, and Planet Hollywood.

Here’s a rundown of hotels, towers, and rooms with a Bellagio Fountain view.

Bellagio Fountain Songs

Offering a mix of genres, the Fountains dance to tunes from artists like Lady Gaga, Tiesto, Cher, Frank Sinatra, and Lee Greenwood.

Bellagio Fountain Fun Facts

• The fountains are comprised of over 1,200 individual sprayers that are capable of shooting water over 460 ft in the air. “Minishooters”, “Extremeshooters”, and “Supershooters” are stationary and fire water vertically, while Bellagio’s “Oarsmen” sprayers move around and do the “dancing”.

• If you need to know the exact time a specific song will play, say for a marriage proposal, the Bellagio Concierge can email it to you or tell you over the phone.

• Although many believe the lake and fountains utilize reclaimed “greywater” from the resort, the actual source is an underground well previously used to water the Dunes golf course.

• Many also wonder what happens to the coins tossed into the fountains. According to a Review Journal story, the coins are collected and distributed to local charities.

• The man-made lake ranges in depth from 8ft – 13ft according to a story by the Las Vegas Sun.

• Every so often, an “over-served” tourist jumps into the man-made lake for a swim, which typically results in an arrest, but has been deadly in the past.