3. Cinderella and Charming - the ball dance
4. Belle and Beast - dinner and ballroom dance
5. Ariel and Eric - tour of kingdom and boat ride
6. Aurora and Philip - dance in the forest
7. Tiana and Naveen - the dance in the bayou
8. Pocahontas and John - nature walk
9. Mulan and Shang - the dinner proposal
10. Snow and Florian - singing at the balcony

Please comment on why you choose one over the other, it would help me articulate the article better :)

Both of these dates are amazing and totally things I would love to do with my boyfriend. The problem with this date is that Aladdin was lying for the duration of it, and even when Jasmine figured out he was the boy from the market he STILL continued to lie about being a prince! To me this kind of compromises the romance of the date, since Jasmine is falling in love with a facade.

Although I was hoping for Jasmine and Aladdin win, but MaidofOrleans make a great point! I had completely forgotten that Al was hiding his true identity this whole time, purposefully lying. Even though from good intention, but a lie is a lie. They do share amazing moments and magic carpet ride, as it says, is magical beyond. But a lie would truly ruin the true romance.
Even though Eugene and rapunzel was interrupted by Stabbington brothers, i think their feelings grew mutually and there was no false promises or false hopes between them. The change in their emotions is very heart-tugging.

A magical ride across the world, seeing wondrous sights for someone who has been locked within a palace her whole life? Talk about sweepingly romantic! He gave her what she always wanted, to see the world and then they sat together and talked while watching the fireworks. I think those are absolutely romantic events. The setting is off the charts romantic to me. Gorgeous night sky, somehow still with clouds to touch and fly through; the Moon and stars as the soft lighting; the great human accomplishments and wonders of the Pyramids; what looked to be a lovely temple near the water in Ancient Greece(?) and the colorful fireworks above the Chinese palace made for a most unique, eclectic and exotic romantic setting that is sure to captivate the right atmosphere. (Even the horses running below were a nice setting as well as the sky view of the entire kingdom in the beginning.) Aladdin gave Jasmine a flower and got her to come out of her shell, exhibiting a happiness that we rarely got to see from Jasmine which makes her romantic emotions even that more powerful to me. Aladdin was clearly smitten and putting Jasmine first which was an entirely romantic gesture. Although the surrounding circumstance lost points on romanticism for the whole identity-lying thing but that just makes it a 9.5 instead of a 10 to me.

I have to agree with Audreygrace412 ^^ She said everything. A very intimate and romantic date. Sure Al used another name and a fake title, but Jasmine didn't fall in love with his name or title but his true personality. (like how she did, when they first met at the market place)

I agree with what the other two said. The magical carpet ride is truly wonderful and romantic! It's unique and different than other dates. Rapunzel's date is romantic too but Jasmine's date is more interesting :3

Too much in their romance is "borrowed" from The Little Mermaid. The sight-seeing, the dancing in the town, and the romantic boat ride were all almost directly identical to what Eric and Ariel did on their first date. It's not to say that it isn't romantic...but it is definitely less romantic for me than watching Eric and Ariel's first date...because this literally is the second time Disney has repeated the "same actions" of its characters. And guess what? Eric is about to kiss Ariel, and Flotsam and Jetsam overturn the boat. Eugene is about to kiss Punzie, and sees the Stabbington Brothers. In both cases, the guy doesn't finish kissing the girl... In my view of the almost kisses, the first time the almost kiss happened was much more romantic in The Little Mermaid.

I like Jasmine and Aladdin's chemistry more. The goofy thing between them is nicely done. If it weren't for Aladdin lying to Jasmine, it would be 10, like Audreygrace said. The magic carpet ride is probably my second most romantic date outing after Ariel and Eric's date, which is a 10 for me.

I have to change my vote. I;m thoroughly convinced that the lying part would just dull it by a small margin. Otherwise, its the most romantic, most unique date ever!
Plus we are not often completely honest about ourselves in the first date itself.

I don't know really..

Why.Rapunzel is my favorite Disney princess