The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens change its theme five times a year, with each time displaying a different type of plant. Currently, only three trees are permanently housed in the conservatory, one of which is a banyan. The conservatory requires 150 employees to change the displays, which includes a live webcam to see the process in action. The Conservatory is a place to see the whimsy and impermanence of Las Vegas.

Since the Bellagio is under new ownership, seasonal displays are being lowered to accommodate the Japanese New Year. As a result, the Conservatory will only feature four seasonal displays in 2020, with the exception of the Japanese display. In the past, the Conservatory featured five seasonal displays. However, in the future, the Conservatory will feature four seasons, making the entire experience more diverse. If you're planning to visit the Conservatory in 2020, don't forget to visit before they change their seasonal displays.

The Conservatory's displays vary each year, and many special events are celebrated here. Among the seasonal changes are the rat festival and Lunar New Year celebrations. The koi pond and ornate pagodas, and an assortment of other seasonal decorations are on display. In addition to the annual events and special events, the Conservatory is open 24 hours a day.