Wynn Fountain Show

This fountain show is not as extravagant as the Bellagio fountains, but the musical sounds that are connected to it give it the old Vegas touch.Whenever I walk past here I am transported back to the days of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. That old world suit style and of big bands. The Wynn is an extraordinary Casino and Hotel anyways. So with the fountains dancing to the smooth sounds of the past it brings back a piece of the past, that is getting lost to so much change in Vegas.The neon lighting that is used it best seen at night. I love the uses of vibrant fire oranges and neon lime greens that move so elegantly. The water shoots up when it's at its height. If one happens to see it on a trickle, it will grow in size. Then absolutely achieve it's brilliance and then do it all over again. I am not sure on the frequency of this fountain, but the oldies are nice to the ear every time I walk by. You get old blue eyes tunes in your head and your humming them all day.When we walk by the twins always here the voice of Frank Sinatra Jr from Family Guy, they immediately act out those old scenes; as seen in the cartoon . Come on Family Guy Fans who has not done this and sang along with the tunes here by the fountain. Or at least with enough libations to make you sing in public.I love making new memories every time I walk past the fountain, since it is different all the time. Unlike the Bellagio fountains they are constant and stay the same. This fountain show changes it up at least with the colorings. Plus the music is better than the Bellagio Fountains Show!

Performing at the Las Vegas Strip entrance of the Wynn is the Wynn Fountain Show. Through a hydrological performance, the show serves as both a show and advertisement. Just like the Steve Wynn created Fountains of Bellagio it is a charming means to entice the passers-by into the resort. Through a water ballet of hydrological dance moves, the Wynn Fountain Show says, "Be our guest." It also creates a positive first and last impression of Wynn Resorts.  Performing at the Las Vegas Strip entrance of the Wynn is the Wynn Fountain Show. Through a hydrological performance, it serves as both a show and advertisement. Just like the Steve Wynn created Fountains of Bellagio it is a charming means to entice the passers-by into the resort. Through a water ballet of hydrological dance moves, the Wynn Fountain Show advertises, "Be our guest." Furthermore it creates a positive first and last impression of Wynn Resorts.  The Wynn Fountain Show started performing a couple of years ago in the absence of the media. The Strip did not roll the red carpet for this act. Spectators discovered it from means of pedestrian bridges or looking through a windshield in traffic at the Las Vegas Boulevard at Sands Road stoplight. This visitor discovered it coming off the Palazzo to Wynn pedestrian bridge escalator.   If the media had covered the debut of The Wynn Fountain Show, the headline could have been, "Extra! Extra! Read All About It! The Wynn Fountain Show Brings Back the Free Show. When Steve Wynn designed his namesake hotel, he made it so that the guest was forced to walk deep inside the property to see a show. It came with the price of the guest spending astronomical prices for drinks in a lounge overlooking the Lake of Dreams. Apparently a couple of years ago Steve Wynn had a change of heart when he opened this free show at the lake fronting the Las Vegas Strip entrance. This is around the time that TI traded "Sirens" for a CVS. Ironically the Wynn Fountain Show overlooks this CVS. When I see the show, I cannot help but think to myself that he upstaged TI.   The Wynn Fountain Show is a prime spot to capture pictures. The fountains give today's Entertainers a run for the money with its dance moves. However, it is its beauty that makes it so photo worthy. Dancing to a Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra inspired sound track it transpires the color spectrum from blue to orange. The orange reminds me of the Mirage Volcano, another Steve Wynn creation, down the Boulevard. I have seen and photographed the Wynn Fountain Show from every angle. While hearing songs like "Be our Guest" and "Consider Yourself," I have taken in the fountain dancing  in front of The Fashion Show, TI, Palazzo, and Wynn. Every viewpoint is a Las Vegas Strip picture postcard graced by a picturesque dancing fountain.   During the first few shows that I saw, it was continuous. Unfortunately it appears that the continuous show left the property with Steve Wynn. The last time I saw the show, it was reduced to a 10 minute performance on a Tuesday from 7:54 PM to 8:04 PM. A half hour later the performance would restart. Recently it had been more common for me to see the Fountain in a relaxation pose as if it retired from performing.  From my experiences of seeing both The Wynn Fountain Show and Fountains of Bellagio, I will share some of my observations. The Wynn Fountain is a fraction of the Fountains of Bellagio size. However, its small size creates an intimate environment in contrast to the colossal Bellagio Fountains. Unlike the Bellagio Fountains where the public view from a  large "L" (roughly) layout that blocks total proximity, they have a complete view of the Wynn Fountain from shaded walkways encircling it. In my opinion, a major competitive edge that it had previously held over the Fountains of Bellagio was its continuous performance. That alone would of persuaded me to elevate the rating of the small yet beautiful Wynn Fountain Show from a three to a four star rating. I would pass over going out of my way to see the Wynn Fountain Show. However, if I am in the area and it is playing then it is time to " Be Their Guest and Enjoy the Show!"

So it's definitely the not Bellagio fountain show, we will just get that one out of the way now. But, it does have its own charm and some benefits that the Big B doesn't have.This fountain show runs all the time, which is really cool. So unlike Big B, you don't have to worry about missing one because another one is right around the corner. If you like Disney songs, this is definitely worth a visit as I hear Disney songs a LOT (especially "Be Our Guest"). I'm sure they paid a lot of money for the right so why wouldn't they milk it for all it's worth? The fountain is also worth seeing at night as they have cool colors, something Big B doesn't have. It's also far less crowded so it's pretty easy to get a good view. You also have the advantage of seeing it from street view or from high up.Now as for the drawbacks? This isn't nearly as big. This is probably 1/4 the size of Bellagio. I wouldn't describe it as magnificent. Maybe amusing is the right word? If Bellagio wasn't in the picture this would be a fine fountain show on its own, but it's hard not to compare, and as far as size goes Bellagio wins by a landslide. Also, the fountain doesn't shoot nearly as high as Bellagio, so it's not majestic and awe inspiring. So the real question is, if you're at the Bellagio, is it worth the 1.5 mile walk to see this? Maaaaybe. If it's a super hot day in Vegas, forget it, especially if you're not in the mood to navigate indoors to get as much A/C as possible. If it's a beautiful night out and the weather is gorgeous, by all means! And if you're a huge Disney fan and can never hear enough "Be Our Guest", I would suggest making the trek down too. Because you'll probably hear it ;)

Maybe water fountains are like people...Some are constant, even keeled and stable while others are bold and dramatic at times. Both have their own good qualities!If you compared this Fountain Show at the Wynn Hotel to the show at the Bellagio Hotel, you might say that this one at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas is simpler and still beautiful - especially at night when the colors and patterns of the water stand out more.We were mesmerized and took many photos. The music, combined with the soft sounds of the streams of water falling into the pool, was a calming and happy experience! It's worth taking a look when you're wandering this fabulous hotel!

Stopping by is always a must whenever I'm visiting Sin City.The Wynn fountain show is a beautiful, more simplified water display compared to the Bellagio's elaborate spectacle. Both combines water, music, & light to mesmerize even the most skeptical visitor. Although this show isn't as grand, the performances seem to run all day long without much of a break. SCORE!! Definitely worth checking out since you can't beat the price. [Who doesn't love themselves some FREE??]**While you're at it, don't miss out on a great photo opportunity with Wynn's waterfall.**

I stopped to see the small fountain area while it was running last night. It's a pleasant water show choreographed to music.When I first saw this driving by, I laughed. I think it suffers from penis envy for the Fountains of the Bellagio. I guess Mr. Wynn missed his glorious show at the B that he had to do something at Wynn even if it is a small corner spot at Sands and the Boulevard.I do like this small fountain but I can't help the comparison to the "real thing" south of here. I will stop and look when I go by but I won't spend a lot of time.I only took a video which I can't upload to Yelp but others have good photos.

The Wynn Fountain Show is located at the corner of Sands Ave and Las Vegas Blvd across from the Palazzo and Fashion Show's Cloud. I'm not going to lie. Wynn's fountain isn't as grand or awesome as Bellagio's. Wynn's fountain is a lot smaller, each performance a lot shorter, and there's less crowds. But this doesn't mean that the fountain isn't worth seeing. The Wynn Fountain Show is non-stop, paired with music, and shines at night with the array of different colors. In a way, you can say that Wynn's fountain is a cuter version of Bellagio's and a perfect ending to the movie Ocean's One if it ever existed.

Taking place at the Wynn casino, is another fountain show on the Strip. Very much like the fountain show at the Bellagio, this one also features water dancing into various forms, and a light show, all set to musical numbers.But not an exact duplicate, as this show seems to run continuously throughout the evening hours. I stood around for about 20 minutes, and it did not seem to end. Also, the part with the light show, is a lot more colorful, as the colors do change along the way. Makes it more colorful to see.A nice show to watch, and worth seeing if you happen to be in the immediate area. And that is more likely the case, with the Wynn being next to the Venetian (a casino that everyone should go inside to visit).

Was great when I saw it a few months ago but just the other day I went because of advertising about new shows. Well they didn't even finish the song....it was so short ..I dunno it was almost like something went wrong in the production