Bellagio Unveils ‘Autumn Majesty’ – Its Fall 2025 Display

Las Vegas is once again witnessing a magical transformation. The legendary Bellagio Hotel & Casino presents its 2025 Fall Exhibition, titled “Autumn Majesty: A Glamorous Harvest.”

The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, known for its captivating seasonal displays, have been transformed into a veritable world of gold and crimson. Designer Ed Libby, along with the hotel’s talented team of horticulturists, have created a surreal realm that embraces the season through whimsical design, vibrant plant arrangements, and details that invite visitors to enjoy the pageantry, glamour, and fleeting beauty of fall. The exhibition is open to the public through November 8, 2025.

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About The Conservatory & Botanical Gardens

Located at the heart of Bellagio Las Vegas, the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is a true horticultural wonder — a living gallery that changes with the seasons.

• Scale: It is a space of over 14,000-15,000 square feet (about 1,300-1,400 m²) under a spectacular glass dome.
• Accessibility: Located next to the hotel lobby, the attraction is free and open 24/7, welcoming an average of 20,000 visitors daily.
• Seasonal Themes: Exhibits change 5 times a year (spring, summer, fall, winter, and Chinese New Year).
• Sustainability: The Bellagio team demonstrates a strong commitment to the environment. About 90% of the live plant material used is not thrown away – it is replanted or turned into mulch to nourish future displays.

Inside “Autumn Majesty: A Glamorous Harvest”

The 2025 exhibit transforms the Conservatory into an autumn fantasy unfolding in four themed zones. Here, grandeur meets whimsy—shades of burnt orange, crimson, and gold permeate every corner.

West Bed – The Colossus of Abundance

A majestic 37-foot (11.3 m) tree dominates, its branches embracing a fairy-tale mossy treehouse. At the center of the composition stands the Colossus, modeled after the Roman god Bacchus, with a horn of plenty pouring its harvest into a sparkling pond.

East Bed – The Pumpkin Palace

Here rises the spectacular 23-foot (7 m) Pumpkin Palace, topped with the glowing Bellagio letter “B.” Its gilded canopy is adorned with patterns of stained glass dragonflies and gold leaf.

South Bed – The Owl’s Haven

Featuring a cozy 16-by-16-foot pumpkin hut that serves as a refuge for the “Parliament of Owls” that rest by the waterfall.

North Bed – The Mushroom Court

Visitors are transported into a mushroom thicket ruled by a royal family of frogs led by Queen Lilybrook. The scene is enhanced by LED screens in the background and the signature seasonal aroma of fresh apple cider.

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The Garden Table: Dining Inside the Display

The heart of the exhibit and the culmination of the glamorous harvest is The Garden Table—a unique opportunity to save more in the heart of the Conservatory.

• Location: The table is located inside a grand emerald pumpkin in the West Bed area, immersing guests in the atmosphere of an autumn forest.
• Menu and Price: This is an exclusive experience that requires advance booking:
  • Brunch is served at Sadelle’s for $145 per person.
  • Dinner is served at MICHAEL MINA Bellagio for $195 per person.

About Bellagio Hotel & Casino

Since its opening in 1998, Bellagio has been synonymous with luxury, backed by impressive facts and figures:

• Construction Cost: When it opened in 1998, the Bellagio was the most expensive hotel in the world, costing $1.6 billion to build.
• Hotel Scale: The hotel has nearly 4,000 rooms and over 200,000 square feet (18,500 m²) of meeting space.
• The Fountains of Bellagio:
  • Lake: The artificial lake covers 8.5 acres (3.4 hectares) and contains 22 million gallons of water.
  • Water System: The show uses 1,214 water jets and 4,792 lights.
  • Height: The water jets rise to a height of 460 feet (140 meters).
  • Eco Note: The lake and all of Bellagio’s irrigation are fed exclusively from underground wells on site, using no water from the Colorado River or Lake Mead, an important sustainability feature.

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How to Save on Booking a Hotel Bellagio

You can visit Bellagio without spending too much if you use the right booking strategies and well-known services:

Best Booking Platforms (Expedia, Kayak, Booking.com):

• Use these platforms to compare prices. They often offer package deals (flight + hotel) that can be significantly cheaper than booking each component separately. You can save up to 20%.

Discount Services (Groupon, SmarterVegas):

• Check these sites for promo codes or special offers. For example, Bellagio sometimes offers promotions like $75 dining credit for each night of your stay.

Smart Tips:

• Early Booking: For the best rates, book 60 days or more in advance. The hotel often offers discounts of up to 15-20% for non-refundable bookings.
• Loyalty Programs: Be sure to sign up for the MGM Rewards program. Members get access to special rates and sometimes additional benefits.
• Date Flexibility: Prices are significantly higher on weekends and during major conventions in Las Vegas. However, booking on weekdays or during the off-season can save you up to 40%.
• Cancellation Policy: Book a fully refundable rate. If the price drops closer to your arrival date, you can cancel and rebook at a lower rate.

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I sincerely invite you to enter the season of splendor! “Autumn Majesty: A Glamorous Harvest” is more than a floral display — it’s a celebration of life, color, and creativity, embodying everything Bellagio stands for: art, nature, and sophistication.

Before the last leaf falls, step into the Conservatory’s golden wonderland, capture the season’s glow, and perhaps indulge in a meal inside the emerald pumpkin — a once-in-a-lifetime autumn fantasy only Bellagio could create.