The Fountains of Bellagio celebrated a milestone with the debut of its 40th fountain show, set to “Beautiful Day” by U2 and choreographed by Marriott Bonvoy Elite member, Scott Krupa. Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Krupa had been waiting for the perfect Marriott Bonvoy Moment to tap into his points to make his bid—and now he is part of the Fountains of Bellagio’s history.
For the first time ever, a guest has been invited to create a show for the renowned Las Vegas landmark, made possible through Marriott Bonvoy Moments inspired by MGM Collection. These unmatched experiences were launched in celebration of the alliance between hospitality institutions Marriott International and MGM Resorts International, and the debut of MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy.
The Marriott Bonvoy Moments platform offers members once-in-a-lifetime experiences like the one Krupa enjoyed. Members can redeem points they have earned through hotel stays and everyday purchases for entertainment, culinary, sports, arts, and lifestyle experiences. This unprecedented opportunity to choreograph the Fountains of Bellagio highlights the extraordinary experiences offered through the partnership.
“When I discovered this incredible Marriott Bonvoy Moments opportunity to choreograph the Fountains of Bellagio show, I couldn’t resist, and I eagerly redeemed my points for an experience beyond anything I had ever imagined,” says Krupa in a prepared statement. “Being able to express my creativity through the fountains is something I will cherish forever. I carefully considered not only the visual impact of the show, but the emotions it would evoke in the huge crowds that constantly gather to watch.”
Krupa, who is a long-time Marriott Bonvoy member and passionate about music, lighting, and the arts, bid on this exclusive package that he redeemed for more than 2.4 million Marriott Bonvoy points. The experience began by learning the sophisticated technology and intricate process of the stunning water performance. Armed with newfound knowledge and inspiration, Krupa then stepped into the role of maestro and worked closely with the creative team at Wet (the company behind Fountains of Bellagio’s fountain shows) to select the music, guide the artistry of the aquatic choreography, and turn his creative vision into reality.
As the culmination of this journey, Krupa celebrated the show’s premiere along with his friends and family at Bellagio’s The Mayfair Supper Club. His masterpiece will now join the fountains’ rotation of 40 performances, delighting millions of visitors from around the world.
“Choreographing a show for the Fountains of Bellagio illustrates the extraordinary experiences we strive to create for our members through MGM Collection with Marriott Bonvoy, leaving them with memories that will last a lifetime,” says Peggy Roe, executive vice president and chief customer officer of Marriott International. “Our relationship with MGM Resorts underscores Marriott’s dedication to providing unparalleled access and value to our Marriott Bonvoy community. With this spectacular opportunity, one of our loyal members was able to pursue their passion while adding a new chapter to the legacy of this iconic Las Vegas attraction. This is a taste of the truly unique and larger-than-life experiences we will continue to offer with Marriott Bonvoy Moments inspired by MGM Collection.”
Ann Hoff, president and chief operating officer of Bellagio, says, “Our mission at Bellagio is to provide unforgettable opportunities for our guests, and this remarkable show created by a loyal Marriott Bonvoy member is a perfect example of that commitment. The fountains are beloved by millions of visitors from around the world, and we look forward to sharing with them this extraordinary new show that beautifully combines the essence and energy of the Bellagio experience.”
Fountains of Bellagio captivates guests daily with its complimentary, awe-inspiring productions. The schedule is as follows:
- Every 30 minutes: Monday–Friday, 3 p.m.–8 p.m.
Saturday and holidays, noon–8 p.m.
Sunday, 3 p.m.–8 p.m. - Every 15 minutes: Daily, 8 p.m.–midnight
Sunday, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.