Bellagio's Conservatory & Botanical Gardens Unveils Magical World of Autumn Splendor with "The Garden of Time" Display Through November 9

LAS VEGAS (September 17, 2024) – Guests are invited to journey through a mythical forest as Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens unveils its new enchanting fall display. “The Garden of Time” is open now through November 9. Impact-Site-Verification: 265381755

The captivating display transports visitors through a portal into a fairytale-like realm of colorful fall flora and fauna, woodland creatures, and fanciful sensory elements that together create a scene of pure magic. Each meticulously designed bed enhances the themes of timelessness, transformation and wonder, enriched by delightful melodies and the aroma of spiced apple cider.

“This display celebrates the changing of seasons with a breathtaking landscape that intertwines vibrant autumn hues with intricate, time-inspired designs,” said Libby. He added “We welcome guests to experience this artistic celebration of the beauty of nature in the fall and the inevitable passage of time.”

West Bed

The West Bed represents the heart of the forest, where time seems to stand still. On the left of the bed, a charming fairy treehouse is surrounded by twin waterfalls gracefully cascading into a tranquil pond below, while a detailed clock rests on the tree’s trunk. At the center of the scene, a wooden bridge leads to a rustic cottage draped with a crown of moss, which serves as the location of the exclusive Bellagio dining experience, The Garden Table. Dragonflies and fairies glide through the air as warm-hued botanicals and white pumpkins blanket the ground. Standing watch nearby is a majestic stag, intricately sculpted from driftwood.

North Bed

The North Bed transports guests into the heart of the Garden of Time, where vivid LED screens display abstract elements that draw them deeper into the enchanting landscape. A tranquil pond lies below two towering 27-foot-tall trees dressed in vibrant fall shades, offering protection to the garden’s creatures. A botanical pathway winds through the scene, guiding fairies into the autumnal forest. To the right of the bed, a striking driftwood sculpture of an elk surveys its surroundings, while fairies and dragonflies hover gracefully above.

East Bed

Illuminated by the golden glow of oversized lanterns, a pathway of gleaming turquoise stones guides guests through the East Bed towards the bounty of the fall forest. Deeper into the bed, an 18-foot-tall arbor emerges, serving as a gateway into a realm of natural beauty and wonder. Suspended from this intricately adorned masterpiece is a mystical timepiece, a reminder of the timeless luxury and elegance that endure through the changing seasons. Above, a four-foot-tall woodland owl, a symbol of wisdom and mystery, proudly perches atop the archway.

South Bed

The enthralling 36-foot-tall Tree of Time commands the South Bed as the hands of its magical clock symbolize the natural progression of life. Tucked within the green moss and ivy, an antique cottage sits before a glistening pond, awaiting the celestial woodland fairies flitting gracefully among the dragonflies overhead. Surrounding the bed are a symphony of vibrant flowers, botanicals and white pumpkins, positioned to evoke a sense of magic and mystery. Guests will encounter other creatures throughout the bed, such as deer and rabbit statues, artfully created with petrified wood.

The Garden Table

Visitors can embark on a culinary journey inside an enchanting fairy tree house this fall at The Garden Table. Nestled within a magical forest and surrounded by tranquil waterfalls and fall botanicals, guests will dine in a world where nature and fantasy converge with an intimate brunch experience from Sadelle’s or dinner from MICHAEL MINA Bellagio:

Sadelle’s Brunch

Menu highlights include a House-cured Salmon Tower with caviar and bagels; Steak & Eggs; French Toast with berries; and Salmon Benedict, among other specialties, along with dessert and select beverages. To view the entire menu, click here.
Available seven days a week; reservations are available at 7 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. only
Accommodates up to six guests; reservation time is limited to 1.5 hours
$125/pp prix fixe menu and $195/pp with bottomless mimosas, exclusive of tax and gratuity.

MICHAEL MINA Dinner

Menu highlights include Beet Rose Hamachi Crudo with carrot, ginger and sesame; Jack-B-Little-Pumpkin with honeynut squash and apple velouté, jamon Iberico, and porcini mushroom. Also included are Maine Halibut with parsley root, champagne sauce smoked trout roe. There’s also a Filet Mignon with wild mushrooms, Jimmy Nardello romesco, and hazelnuts among other specialties. Dinner includes dessert and select beverages.

Available Wednesday through Sunday; reservations available at 5:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. only
Accommodates up to six guests; reservation time is limited to 2.5 hours
$195/pp prix fixe menu with wine pairings available for an additional $115/pp, exclusive of tax and gratuity.
Reservations are required for The Garden Table and can be made online or by calling 702-693-7317.

Sustainability at the Conservatory

Water used in Bellagio’s Conservatory and Botanical Gardens comes from on-site underground wells that use rain and recycled water from the resort. This avoids the use of municipal potable water.

The water in the Conservatory is also recycled throughout the exhibit and reused at the resort. Bellagio’s water conservation efforts are part of MGM Resort International’s overall commitment to sustainability.

At the conclusion of each display, plants, and botanical material without remaining viable life are separated for collection by a local composting facility.

The organic waste is made into compost products to help improve the environment. This method of recycling keeps thousands of pounds of waste out of local landfills and turns it into something that improves the region’s soil, air and water quality.

Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens is complimentary and open to the public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To learn more, please visit Bellagio’s website.

“The Garden of Time” 2024 Fall Display by the Numbers

675,000: Autumn-colored leaves throughout the display
2,600 pounds: Weight of individual pieces of manzanita wood used to craft the petrified wood creatures
749 pounds: Weight of the largest ghost pumpkin on display
475: White and green pumpkins inside the display
200: Natural crystals adorning the woodland fairies
8: Dragonflies gliding through the air above the garden
7: Clock faces throughout the display
2: Playful rabbits sculpted from petrified driftwood
1: Fairy treehouse standing 37 feet tall with a double waterfall