Datapolozza - free dating ideas and resources http://www.dateapolooza.com

The tagline is no more boring dates, but it’s more a dating directory: places to eat and things to do. There’s a list of lds attractions. It doesn’t give a lot of detail or creative ways to use the information though. I was hoping for stories and editorial comments.
I’m a big fan of planning dates out (at least loosely) but this is probably overkill for me. I don’t know that I’d put together and print an itinerary. If you’re a planner type you could probably email the plans to your date and ask for comments. I suppose if you were a power dater with several dates a week you might need this resource. It is free.
I plan dates like this (and usually thanks to being a woman, I don’t plan that many dates). I choose a place to eat depending on the personality of the person I’m with. If I want to be able to talk I choose somewhere quiet. If I’m unsure it’s a more loud, social dining experience. Then I think of my next options, which are dependent on how things go. So if talking is going well, it’s a walk on the Provo River Trail. We stop at the bridge near the Riverwoods.

I have any number of timekillers planned in case we have dead time. There are the art galleries, or the science center at BYU (haven’t done that in a long time). There’s the BYU library with a great selection of hip magazines. There are my favorite places to get hot chocolate or dessert. It all depends on who I’m with and how much I like them. You get the idea.
My favorite listing on datapollza is the list of singing telegram services. It features Utah’s Bag Lady-The Singing Mona. Now that’s creative.