Bellagio's fall garden is open through November 7, free and around the clock

The Bellagio Conservatory's autumn display opened on September 18, 2026 and stays up through Saturday, November 7. This year's theme is Casting Tranquility, designed by Ed Libby with Bellagio's horticulture team: a coastal New England cabin with a campfire, a boy fishing with his dog, a bear and her cub carved from manzanita and driftwood, herons, a buck, frogs on lily pads and waterfalls running through the beds. The build uses 500,000 autumn-colored leaves, 37,800 flowers and plants, 8,300 pounds of driftwood and manzanita, 7,500 capiz shells and heirloom pumpkins, the largest of them 687 pounds.

Admission is free, the room is open 24 hours a day and you do not need to be a hotel guest. It sits on the walkway between the lobby and the casino, so from late morning to early evening people shoot photos over each other's shoulders. Around 8 a.m. the light comes through the glass roof and the beds are nearly empty. Plan 20 to 40 minutes, then the Fountains out front.

The paid extra is The Garden Table, a seated dining room built inside the cabin at the west end: brunch from Sadelle's at $135 per person and dinner from Michael Mina at $210, reservations required. The walk-through itself costs nothing. After November 7 the garden closes for about six days while crews build the holiday display, so a visit in the second week of November finds a wall. Timing and the changeover calendar are on our Bellagio Conservatory page; the hotel is covered on the Bellagio page.

Our take: Worth 30 minutes on any Strip day, and worth an early alarm if you want photos without strangers in them. Book the $135 brunch only if the cabin setting is the point; Sadelle's and Michael Mina both have their own dining rooms at Bellagio if the menu is what you are after.