Any ideas where to take two teenage girls tonight?

[Elphi 24 10]

We've already done the bowling, cinema, swimming thing

One can't/won't ice skate/roller skate

 

Need something just for Friday night to keep them occupied!!!

 

all (reasonable and respectable) ideas gratefully received!!!

[Steptoad 12]

How about the 02 Academy, there's a four band gig on at 6.30.

[X-AMZ85-X 10]

go for a meal?

[Squiggs 11]

Keep em in, make them do homework, tell them "you'll be glad when you've got it out of the way"

 

Then put your feet up with a few beers/glasses of wine

[dclawson 10]

13? 15? 18?

[Elphi 24 10]

13 - one is happy to sit with a meal - the other one has a very low boredom threshold!

 

i do love the idea of locking them in bedroom/cupboard etc but they've both got childline programmed in their phones!

[Ghostrider 11]

Take the phones off of them:hihi:

[anniec 10]

What about to the cinema to see the new Twilight saga - Eclipse? they'll love it. Otherwise what about a trip somewhere localish like bakewell for dinner there?

[Elphi 24 10]

sorry mobiles are surgically attached these days

[3Lu_ 10]

Hi

 

How about the theatre. theres a great production of Footloose the Musical on at the Montgomery Theatre , Surrey Street , very liveley colourfull show, with great music and songs . its by Easy Street Theatre Company which s a Youth Company , you never know it may inspire them to take to the stage and then you wont have the problem of how to amuse them every night.

There are tickets available at the box office price is only £9.00 show starts at 7.30pm

[giancoopa 10]

Take them to the Crucible to see Alice. Its a reworking of the classic Alice in Wonderland, set i Sheffield. It is very good and is aimed at the older child.