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Reflective red shotglass from Circus Circus. Cool metallic look.

Tall plastic cup from Circus Circus. We thought it would glow alot in the blacklight but it was just slight and somewhat disappointing.

Excalibur shotglass. Reflective silver metal. Opaque but with a transparant bottom (so you can still see the color of what you're drinking).

Green translucent plastic half-yard beer container from Excalibur (pictured left). Basically a plastic replica of the original glass half-yard beer glass (pictured right), which we also received as a wedding present from Clint's cousin Laine Bowen (pacecar25@aol.com)

yellow Martini glass from The Mirage

This thing glows intensely in the blacklight! When 1 foot away from a blacklight it casts more visible light than the blacklight itself! It's extremely bright. The digicam pic seems green even though it's blazing bright yellow - I think ultraviolet flourescence shows up weird on cameras, especially since camcorders record blacklights as pink-coloured instead of purplish.

We also brought an actual shotglass from The Mirage. This one appears clear when viewed horizontally but turns purple as you look down the "barrel" of the glass.

Shotglass we got at The Stratosphere. This thing also glows very intensely under a blacklight.

We got this one at The Stratosphere as well. There were lots of these color gradient-type shotglasses custom made for different hotel/casinos.

This one came from The Tropicana. Glows really really red under the blacklight. We can't get enough fluorescent shotglasses.