It's a nice but very small arts gallery. Worth $10 with a promotion, but definitely not $20. It took us 15 minutes to slowly looking around the gallery and taking some pictures.

Its really really small. The art they had on exhibition was posters from the jazz era. I was in and out in 5 mins. Look up what's on display before you go- if it's something you're really into it'll be awesome, but boy howdy it was a stinker compared to how cool the rest of the hotel is.

$16 each to see 10 pieces of art? I know 6 year olds who make better art than that. You can probably look at better at a swap meet. For free, too. I felt more inspired by the art at World Market than here. I can find a newspaper to draw with charcoal and maybe I’ll charge $16. Wow. Just wow. I am done. I am spent.

I went during the Yayoi Kusama exhibit and absolutely loved the infinity room. The gallery itself is a bit on the smaller side but the staff is very efficient and friendly and my appointment time was exactly when I had booked it.

2 little rooms. It’s hardly a gallery of fine arts . The poster exhibition “Caledonia” very interesting piece of history. But this is only space for very very small exhibition space. It’s not worth the entrance fee.

This is not a musium. Just only one and half small room arts exhibition with 15 to 18 dollars tickets. Very disappointed. Please do check their real-timed art exhibition from official website, not from city guides. Not recommended at this time.

We went and saw an incredible experiential installation by Vince Fraser. Highly recommend, it was one of the standout experiences of our trip to Vegas. The staff at the gallery are incredible.

The Bellagio flower garden is a gorgeous feast for the senses. As you enter, you smile and relax. The sight of these intricately themed flower + foliage sculpture designs dialate peering pupils + widen eyes while the sound of the splashing river tickles ears on this fairy-like journey walking the path. Various shades of green plants feed your organs with oxygen under this glass ceiling lined atrium. Stay this short stroll o unwind, take a few photos or rejuvenate your attitude... and return next season to soak in a new horticultural design vision! 🌺

Went to the art gallery and it was cool. The botanical gardens and WOW! Staff was so awesome. Especially the box office. Security guard Steve was so nice and friendly. Everyone was helpful. Love the service.

I love that this exists and I love that there's a discount for locals. I visited this several times many years ago when I used to come to town to visit my brother and I always loved it. This was my first time visiting since moving here. I enjoy that the exhibit rotates the art regularly so you can visit periodically and have a different experience each time. This was probably the least amount of paintings they've ever had during a visit for me but I'm sure that has something to do with the pandemic. This is a great benefit for locals and for people visiting. It's good to have some culture here in Sin City

I had some time to kill and needed to pick up some cirque de soleil magnets since when I went to the show (loved it btw) it was busy. So I went to get magnets and saw a sign for this museum. At the time they had an art show on the life of boxers. I quite liked it and it was a good break from slot machines and hustle and bustle. The attendant was very nice too. I don't know his name sorry. The front desk is very friendly and helpful. If you are at Aria (which is where I was) it is very easy to reach on rail, and since it's part of mgm the ticket for museum is discounted and the train ride is quick and free, also air conditioned! This was all communicated but the museum staff so bonus points for the information!

This place is a hit and miss. It’s a very small space. And all the previous exhibits might have been worth the $16 entry fee. But I finally tried this place out during their ode to boxing gallery. It was mostly abstract trash. Now, I realize that many of the learned artists out there will turn up their nose at my simpleton way of thinking. But In this economy, $16 for a sparsely displayed gallery is asking too much. So. To my fellow simpletons, BEWARE! This is not the Google photos you see pop up when you Google this place! It’s incredibly small and contains very few works. Good news is, the gallery changes every 3 months. Perhaps it will be worth the entry fee next time. Until than, I’m less than impressed. And I’m left feeling like the kid who points out the Emperor has no clothes on….

It's expensive but the art was exceptional. Take your time it's a quick walkthrough if you don't study the art actually.

Avoid this gallery if you can. Not worth the price. Although, the bears outside is super cute.

I was really disappointed. For this money I've expected more. Some interesting art works - still much less than expected from high class hotel like Bellagio. Not everything was bad: the staff was nice and friendly.

Bought the tickets online and didn't know there was a discount for locals until I got to the place. If there's was any mention of it on the website, I would have bought it in person. Other than that, gallery was nice. Not big of a place.

Great exhibit of boxing art and history

The gallery is very small. Pieces of art are pretty nice but the entry is little bit expensive.

I always try to visit the BGFA when I'm in town. The gallery is not very large, but their exhibitions are so consistently amazing I'm always surprised to realize at the end that I haven't just spent hours in a giant museum. While I like some shows more than others, I've never disliked any of them and I feel like no matter the theme, their exhibitions are always expertly curated.

Go check out the World Fame of Boxing

Beautiful is all I can say just beautiful! You should visit the Mob museum it’s about 23 bucks to visit no need to buy tickets in advance as there were no long lines. Very interesting. Everything you want to know about the mob is there.

This was an amazing exhibition of Ase: Afro Frequencies. After being told it was a completely virtual display, my friend and I hesitated a little before buying tickets, but the amazing customer service representative at the ticket counter was incredibly helpful and encouraged us to take a leap-so glad we did!

Really disappointed with the "In Bloom" exhibit! The room is soooo small and only like 10 pieces of art, which is not interesting at all! I spent 5 minutes in the room and both me and my mom think the exhibit should be free. I asked if I can get a refund for the ticket after the visit but got refused. Not worth a dime.

I’d love to rate it higher, but given the cost, I just can’t. About 20 pieces on display, with only 3 by notable artists. When you factor in parking at $15, and the admission at $20, it’s just not a good value. The staff was pleasant and the displays are well organized, it’s just the same cost, or less, to visit large and well stocked galleries around the world. If it were $5 or $10, or if it were a larger display it would be a nice visit.

The plants and art were so beautiful. I loved it.