Try: A Baseball Game

Actually, this one works regardless of whether or not you actually like sports. If you're a fan, spring for good seats and watch the action up close. If you're not? Sit in the nosebleeds together, and eat disgusting nachos and over-priced ice cream while you boo, cheer, and do the wave like you actually know what's going on. Plus, fireworks always make for a romantic date night! If that's too expensive, consider cheap seats at a college game.

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Try: A Bike Ride

Whether you're a hardcore cyclist or just a regular non-cycling civilian, a duo bike ride can make for a great date idea. You don't have to go full bicycle built for two (unless you want to, of course), but it's kind of romantic regardless. Plus, it's a great way to explore new parts of town together -- and you'll be getting your daily dose of cardio.

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Try: The Aquarium

Aquariums get written off as a kiddie activity, but they're actually pretty fun for all ages. Plus, think about it -- there's built-in mood lighting, and all those beautiful colorful fish can be quite romantic.

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Try: A Staycation

So, a trip to Paris is probably more of an engagement or honeymoon move -- but you can get some good fun out of playing the tourist in your hometown. Think about it -- it's kind of a fun date idea, giving the local tourist attractions a try. Say, if you're in LA, try hiking the Hollywood sign. In Seattle? Pay a visit to the Space Needle. And so on, and so on; you get the picture.

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Try: Board Games

Popular board game Settlers of Catan doesn't always work well with two people, but it could definitely work as a double date activity. There are also tons of fun options that work for two people -- there are tons of trendy, grown-up approved games like Karuba or Jaipur. Maybe it's time to let your competitive side out!

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