What are some date ideas for teenagers?

ok so... I am a really bad date planner... I never know what we should do or anything like that... so do you guys/girls have any good (and preferably cheep) date ideas? Its not our first date or anything... I just get the feeling that we both are getting tired of the dinner and a movie/ hang out at one of our houses dates. btw we are both 17... I don't know if that helps... if you guys/girls have any good ideas it would help me a lot. thanks

movies, bowling, ect.

ok any ideas from people who arent 13?

ok any ideas from people who arent 13?

HEY YA ASKED FOR ADVICE I GAVE IT DON'T BE COCKY freekin prep

hey im 14 why dont ya do something that'll help build up your relationship like a sports event. maybe paintball...ect

also if its not out of the way try going on a camping trip together

Well,maybe go to the beach?Or travel together to a nearby country?

putt-putt golf can be fun and going to the zoo when you are old enough to truly appreciate it is nice too...lots of shady places etc...hand holding...a few stolen kisses...I used to love the zoo! Six Flags and riding the roller coasters was not all bad either!

Coffee. Always a good place. And not some run-of-the-mill chain restaurant. A store with feeling, with character, with a history. Dunn Brothers, however, is a chain restaurant, but does have some of that character (and it's good coffee too!).
Besides, coffee's cheap, and (I think) it might be an aphrodisiac...but I doubt it. Maybe for some?

Go to the fair!
swim, dance, sing, just walk around in the street, take her to the beach, ask her what she likes to do! Do anything you feel like doin with her!

In Orlando Fl. you can skydive in a building, they also have an ice-skating rink nearby. The international mall is alwyas fun. Do you have a neat local ice-cream shop?
I live on Kings Bay so we canoe, picnic, snorkel, sometimes a couple of us get together buy a bunch of tacky floats (lobsters, whales, gators) get ice-cream then go float on the river. Try the beach at nigh and have a picnic on a blanket. Boardgames, Homemade dinner & a rental, kareokee, pool...
Huge tip: If you make it a small trip even the usual things like dinner can be so much fun. Try going to a nearby town/city and eating somewhere different, you'll find tons of other things to do while you're there.

Take up a sport or Hobbie you are both interested in and have some fun!!!