With performances that rival the most graceful of human movements, and a scale that defies categorization, the nine-acre choreographed lake fronting the Bellagio hotel is the most iconic water feature of its time. The Fountains of Bellagio have been the setting for countless real-life dramas, love affairs (innocent and otherwise), proposals, weddings—as well as cinematic intrigues, most famously Ocean's 11. Given its cinematic allure, perhaps it's fitting that Steven Spielberg calls it the greatest single piece of public entertainment on planet earth. With a distinctive flair for setting elemental drama to music, WET's choreographers craft water moments that will live in visitors' hearts long after they have left. But fans don't stay away long—the grand gestures and unabashed romance of The Fountains of Bellagio keep crowds coming back for another date with the drama, and with each other.
