date night ideas?

[myhairgrowstoo]

My SO and I are tired of the usual dinner and a movie. And when we just hang out we don't do much either.

We want to do something active and inexpensive. Any ideas?

 

[faithVA]

Bowling isn't too expensive, especially if you sign up for coupons.

You can hit some balls a the putting range. They also usually have go karts, etc.

It's not real active, but you can hit some art galleries

Maybe you can pick up a tourist book and see what things in the book you haven't done.

 

[myhairgrowstoo]

Bowling isn't too expensive, especially if you sign up for coupons.

You can hit some balls a the putting range. They also usually have go karts, etc.

It's not real active, but you can hit some art galleries

Maybe you can pick up a tourist book and see what things in the book you haven't done.

Thanks, great ideas

 

[ms.mimi]

I love cheap dates! It's active and fun without breaking the bank. Try going to the arcade, putt-putt golf, skating, paddle boating, a no cover jazz set, museums, galleries, planetarium, high school football/basketball games, the zoo, going to a bar for drink specials ex. $1 draft some bars have dartboards or pool tables, bingo at the local bingo hall, movie theme night at home ex. Chinese food with Asian movie, community college/high school plays or musicals, karaoke, coffee shop open mic nights, rent bikes and go on a bike ride, hiking trails,

 

[Smiley79]

Great thread. Im single but I'll still be checking these out.

 

[natural in ATL]

Check out Groupon and Living Social offers for your city, they always have discounted activities and they usually look really fun. I agree with faithVA - look up the tourist activities for your area (especially day trips - those are great) and start going down the list...usually many of them are free or low cost.

 

[faithVA]

Check out Groupon and Living Social offers for your city, they always have discounted activities and they usually look really fun. I agree with faithVA - look up the tourist activities for your area (especially day trips - those are great) and start going down the list...usually many of them are free or low cost.

Groupon and Living Social do have great offers. There are really are a lot of free and low cost things to do.

 

[myhairgrowstoo]

Thanks so much guys!

 

[naija24]

Dave and busters!!!

 

[Bublin]

How about the theatre, you can get dinner and show deals - there are so many stage shows to see.

 

[SmileyNY]

Check Groupon. They always have fun and interesting things available that make great dates:

Painting Class
Rock Climbing
Snow Sports
Cooking Class
Bike Rentals
Wine Tasting Day Trips
Hiking Adventures
Dinner Cruises
So many things!



Sometimes my SO and I will just get away for the weekend because we were inspired by a Groupon. Last year we spontaneously drove up to Niagra Falls and spent the night in a hotel right on the falls with a MAGNIFICENT view (pic attached). We also spent a couple days at chic boutique bed and breakfast on the river in rhode island. I would have never thought to go to rhode island. It was amazing! (pics also attached)

 

[Prettymetty]

Ice skating, jazz club, wine and painting class, dance lessons

 

[MizAvalon]

Another vote for Groupon and Living Social. FH and I have had so many great times courtesy of those sites. We have gone to museums, restaurants, wine tastings, comedy shows, movies. Quite a few of the restaurants have become favorites and we have gone back several times now.