Bellagio Fountain Schedule, Times, and Songs

Bellagio Fountain Schedule

• Monday – Friday: 3 pm to 7:30 pm every 30 minutes
• Monday – Friday: 8 pm to midnight every 15 minutes
• Saturday-Sunday: Noon to 7:30 pm every 30 minutes
• Saturday-Sunday: 8 pm to midnight every 15 minutes

The Bellagio Fountain schedule is Monday – Friday from 3pm to 7:30pm every 30 minutes. After that from 8pm to midnight, the Fountain goes off every 15 minutes.

On Saturday, Sunday, and holidays, the fountain runs every 30 minutes from noon to 7:30 p.m. and every 15 minutes from 8 p.m. to midnight. Make sure to get there a few minutes early to find the best viewing spot on the wall.

Fountain Songs Schedule

The Bellagio Fountain songs schedule is regularly updated throughout the year with a Fountains schedule chart download.

Bellagio fountain times may vary. Shows are subject to cancellation due to high winds.

Title: Bad Romance.
Artist: Lady Gaga 
Composer: RedOne, Lady Gaga
Work: The Fame Monster
Year: 2009
Length: 4:54

Title: One, Singular Sensation
Artist: Original Broadway Cast
Composer: Marvin Hamlisch
Work: A Chorus Line, Broadway Musical
Year: 1975
Length 4:43

Title: Fly Me To The Moon.
Artist: Frank Sinatra w/ Count Basie Bart Howard. Composer: Bart Howard.
Work: The Very Best of Frank Sinatra. Year: 1957. Length 2:28

Title: Simple Gifts
Artist: London Symphony Orchestra. Composer: Aaron Copland.
Work: Appalachian Spring. Year: 1988. Length 3:12

Title: Singin’ in the Rain.
Artist: Gene Kelly. Composer: Alex North
Work: Singin’ in the Rain, Movie Musical
Year: 1952
Length 3:32

Title: Rondine al Nido.
Artist: Luciano Pavarotti. Composer: Vicenzo de Crescenzo.
Work: La Rondine, Opera.
Year: 1990
Length 3:23

Title: Overture/All That Jazz.
Artist: Catherine Zeta-Jones. Composer: Fred Ebb & John Kander.
Work: Chicago Soundtrack.
Year: 2002.
Length 4:34

Title: God Bless The USA.
Artist: Lee Greenwood. Composer: Lee Greenwood. 
Work: American Patriot.
Year: 1992
Length: 3:57

Title: Star Spangled Banner.
Artist: Whitney Houston. Composer: Francis Scott Key. 
Work: CD Single
Year: 2001
Length: 5:08

Title: The Ecstasy of Gold.
Artist: Ennio Morricone. 
Length: 3:22

Title: Pink Panther.
Artist: Henry Mancini. Composer: Henry Mancini. 
Work: The Pink Panther, Movie Soundtrack.
Year: 1964. Length: 2:39

Title: UpTown Funk.
Artist: Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars. Composer: Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars.
Work: UpTown Special. Year: 2015. Length 4:29

Title: Luck Be A Lady.
Artist: Frank Sinatra. Composer: Frank Losser.
Work: Guys & Dolls, Broadway Musical. Year: 1955. Length 5:14

Title: Hey, Big Spender
Artist: Gwen Verdon & Original Broadway Cast. Composer: Cy Coleman.
Work: Sweet Charity, Broadway Musical.
Year: 1966.
Length 3:35

Title: Con Te Partiro (Time to Say Goodbye).
Artist: Andrea Bocelli & Sarah Brightman. Composer: F.Sartori, L.Quarantotto.
Work: Pop Song.
Year: 1996.
Length 4:04

Title: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Artist: Mikhail Rudy. Composer: Sergei Rachmaninov. 
Work: Theme of Paganini
Year: 1992
Length: 2:55

Title: Viva Las Vegas. 
Artist: Elvis Presley. Composer: George E. Stoll.
Work: Viva Las Vegas Soundtrack.
Year: 1966.
Length: 3:22

Title: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
Artist: The Beatles. Composer: John Lennon & Paul McCartney. 
Work: St. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.
Year: 1967
Length: 3:29

Title: In the Mood
Artist: Ralph Carmichael. Composer: Glenn Miller. 
Work: Ralph Carmichael Presents Big Band.
Year: 1999
Length: 3:30

Title: My Heart Will Go On.
Artist: Celine Dion. Composer: James Horner. Lyrics by Will Jennings.
Work: Let’s Talk About Love & Titanic: Music From the Motion Picture.
Year: 1997
Length: 5:08

Title: Believe
Artist: Cher. Composer: Cher, Brian Higgins, Paul Barry, Tim Powell, Steven Torch, Matt Gray, Stuart McLennan.
Year: 1998
Length: 4:13

Holiday Songs

Title: Hallelujah Chorus.
Artist: Mormon Tabernacle Choir Cast. Composer: Handel.
Work: The Messiah, Oratorio. Year: 1992. Length 3:53

Title: Carol Of The Bells.
Artist: Los Angeles Master Chorale. Composer: M. Leontovich.
Work: Christmas Carol. Year: 1996. Length 1:29

Title: O Holy Night.
Artist: Placido Domingo. Composer: Placide Clappeau.
Work: Christmas Carol Year: 1984. Length 3:57

Title: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.
Artist: Johnny Mathis. Composer: Meredith Wilsom.
Work: Christmas Carol. Year: 1997. Length 2:18

Title: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.
Artist: Johnny Mathis. Composer: Eddi Pola & George Wyle.
Work: Christmas Carol. Year: 1997. Length 2:45

Title: Sleigh Ride.
Artist: Johnny Mathis. Composer: Leroy Anderson. 
Work: Christmas Carol. Year: 1997. Length: 2:57

Title: Santa Baby.
Artist: Madonna. Composer: J. Javita & P. Springer. 
Work: Mame, Broadway Musical. Year: 1987. Length: 3:57

Fountain View Dining

Bellagio Dining

• Picasso
• Prime Steakhouse
• Lago by Julian Serrano
• Spago
• Yellowtail Japanese
• Le Cirque
• Jasmine
• Mayfair Supper Club

Other Restaurants with Fountain Views

• Hexx (across the street)
• Mon Ami Gabi (across the street)
• Beer Park
• Eiffel Tower Restaurant
• Scarpetta

*Please note patio seating is not guaranteed and is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Bellagio Fountain Facts

• The Bellagio Fountains is a magnificent ballet of dancing fountains choreographed to music and lights
• More than 1,200 dancing fountains on a lake of more than 8.5 acres of water
• Highest point: 460 feet;
• The Fountains of Bellagio are more than 1,000 feet wide
• Music ranging from Luciano Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli to Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra
• The fountains dancing above Las Vegas’ version of Lake Como consume about 12 million gallons of water a year, according to resort officials.
• The Bellagio’s 8.5-acre lake holds 22 million gallons and is replenished annually with another 12 million, representing the amount lost to evaporation, leaky pipes or really thirsty ducks
• Assuming evaporation is responsible for that entire amount, that would break down to 1,200 gallons lost in each of the roughly 10,000-plus fountain shows performed throughout the year.
• The amount lost, of course, would vary depending on temperatures and wind speeds. (Mr. Sun was told there would be no math on this exam and, therefore, did not attempt to calculate that.)
• It’s worth noting though that the lake is equipped with sensors that shut off the fountains when winds would blow water beyond its borders.
• The fountains are always Exhibit A for critics of the metropolitan area’s water use and the equity of conservation requirements. While there are legitimate questions about the logic of building a city of 2 million souls in North America’s driest desert, singling out the fountains as representative of the region’s water problems isn’t entirely fair.
• The Bellagio uses water from a private well beneath the property — the water source for the old Dunes golf course — and thus does not further strain the Colorado River, the primary source of water for the Las Vegas Valley.

Bellagio Fountains is a free thing to do in Vegas and one of the best Free Shows in Vegas!

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