If he is taking me shopping, does he have access to buying Hermes bags (not some fake Herchyz store) and some Cartier/Bvlgari diamonds?
I mean, I can advance my retirement by a few years if I can get a handful of those.

I hate amusement parks - it’s crowded. And I don’t like the rides. So this was too easy an option compared to last weeks life choices.

I choose shopping...but I'd rather it be at a food market than clothing. So, since there are no rules here in Would-You-Rather-Ville, I choose for my chaebol to take me to some fantastic food-oriented marketplace in a country where I've always dreamed of going!! Wherever that might be...do Beanies have ideas for me? OOOOHHH...please pitch foodie places in your own country, please!!!

Unfortunately for me, I ended up with inner ear damage one day in my early thirties from riding Goliath at Magic Mountain in Southern California twice in a row--it was one of those magical days when there were no lines...so, that could also serve as a warning for those who pick that option! Don't go crazy on the thrill rides!! Especially ones with tight downward racing spirals.

I think I would choose the shopping spree because it's nice to have tangible stuff especially if it's stuff you can use at a later date.
I know this was about a luxury shopping spree but I was totally thinking about Target/Costcos haha

The amusement park at night is nice and romantic (I'm thinking of The King 2 Hearts) but the novelty can wear off; people will always need stuff

Yeah, I hate trying on clothes, so in front of my datem nah... And I don't wear accessories like jewelry, bags, etc. I don't have place in my closet neither.

I prefer the amusment park! I can do the same attraction again and again without waiting or getting off the ride.

When I was only just into double digits, my Aunt and Uncle took me to a shopping mall that had TWO iceskating rinks. We went iceskating, and then had a giant icecream sundae afterwards.. So definitely the shopping trip, someplace there is iceskating, a ferris wheel, and a chair lift to take you across the top so you can look down at the shops and plan your next move. Best of both worlds.

I'd choose the amusement park because it's more of a shared experience where we can relax and be ourselves. It could be romantic and fun and nostalgic all at once. Not having to pay for clothes (or whatever we're shopping for) sounds good in theory, but there's the pressure to go along with the buyer's choices, which I believe is what happened in Business Proposal (pictured above), right?

I don't buy clothing except from sustainable brands or secondhand, so I think I'd rather go shopping. Sustainable shoes get expensive quickly, and it'd be nice to have someone else pick up that tab! Plus, I love wandering around looking at pretty things and taking frequent snack breaks, and you get to learn a lot about what the other person likes, so I think it would be really fun!

Amusement parks are reasonably fun, but I don't think I'd have that much more fun in an emptied-out one. Part of the fun is chatting while you're waiting in line for things, so we can do that any old time.

As much as being alone in a theme park gives this delicious creepy haunting flavor to the otherwise vanilla date, shopping spree wins. Why, you ask? Well, no one specified what we're going to shop for, right? Hello, bookstores, occult shops, that one that sells jewelry from surgical steel and all the weirdest places to spend money our city could offer! If THAT won't scare my date away, at least I'll know for sure he's worthy of the second round^^

i.e. don't chicken nuggets come already cooked? as in deader than a doornail?
I would love to go on a shopping spree for once in my life. However, I would choose a few people (silently) and try to get things for them too. Having it all for myself is too selfish a thing to do. But the chance to get a gorgeous dress or shoes with an equally gorgeous handbag does seem kind of nice. The practical side of me would snag things like a new rice cooker or bed comforter too. (Or is it just clothes for the getting?) And, do NOT forget the matching outfits! That is a must. Along with matching rings, toothbrushes and cups etc. etc.) Guess we'd need a few cars to haul it in and yes, I'm getting way too greedy and carried away.

Due to fear of being made to wear a school uniform, the amusement park is OUT 😮

A shopping spree, preferably at Max Mara and Etro, all the way!

Is the second picture from Secretary Kim? I can’t think of her in such a dowdy blouse and cardigan and with her hair down, I’m stumped!

If SHE was the nice chaebol heiress of k-drama dreamland, I would take the experience of doing things with her for hours at an amusement park than being a life-like fashion mannequin.

Sorry guys money matters so go shopping spree 😄

I'm a sucker for solitude. I also love private intimate moments...something to savor - just me and you. So I know renting out an entire theme park for our date is a gift I'll relish for forever.

Well, my first thought would be that a fantasy date with Kim Sejeong where she was buying me clothes and admiring my muscular physique as I modeled them would be pretty desirable, but then I’m struck by the reality that everyone would think she was buying clothes for her grandpa, especially if she bought me plaid slacks with the same fabric of the outfit she is wearing above. I actually had a pair of exactly that pattern pants in the 1970s, (“flared,” not bell-bottomed) that my Dad bought me off the clearance rack at Macy’s.

So I guess I would go with the amusement park, although I had almost the same experience of @attiton, without the inner ear damage, when I took my daughter and niece to the Southern California Disney adjunct, California Adventure. At the time it had not caught on, so it was relatively empty, and my park companions became fascinated by the roller coaster “California Screamin’” not because of the ride itself, but because of the “scream cam” that posted pictures of riders faces on a big screen as you exited the ride. We rode that at least 5 times in a row so they could make funny faces for the scream cam. Undoubtedly these photos are archived and periodically sold to Internet marketing firms for phishing scams.

As an aside, I noticed that about 5 years ago the “California Screamin” was renamed the “Incredicoaster” after the Pixar cartoon, The Incredibles. This brought to mind the possibility that the whole amusement park might be renamed after Disney’s kdrama investment, The “Hallyu Adventure.” There could be “The Moving Experience” for little kids, where they could “fly” but also rip off the arms and drive spikes through the heads of life-like animatronic villains. This ride would end with a “pluck your eyball out” mirror that would make it seem like you had an empty eyesocket. Teens could go into “Its a Worst of Evil World" where they could smoke heavily and practice cheating on their first love, destroying their chances at a prom date. I would choose the much tamer Call it Love Tunnel, where every tableau is lighted pink, steeling myself for the last part, where the cars split and you are pulled away from your riding companion, only to be reunited as you exit.

If you are a Disney+ subscriber for kdramas, don’t be surprised to see ads for this new amusement park in your internet feed. However, if you see pictures of me with my daughter and niece, wildly waving our arms as we ride the “Shop for Killers Coaster” note that those are actually 2007 photos from the rebranded “California Screamin.”

I went on a shopping spree with my godmother and her boyfriend... made him buy a top of the line toy set for me and my friend... after that my godmother kinda disappeared lol

I like the theme park. I can get to know him and also ride my favorite rides as many times I want since there are no lines! I can also have time to talk if it is worth pursuing. Since he can rent out the theme park, I know he is loaded. So he van take me out shopping nex time. 😉😉😉

If we aren’t specifying what shopping center or what kind of spree, then I can think of so many things I would buy for everyone I knew who could really use something-furniture, new clothes for my cash-strapped students, supplies for me artist friends barely eking out a living, outdoor gear for me and everyone to better survive the weather.

I have always disliked amusement parks- too manufactured when compared to the great outdoors, cheap aesthetics that feel forced upon me, and most of the rides make me motion sick.

I can buy my own clothes. But I have terrible anxiety, especially around crowds so I don't go to amusement parks . . . ever. But if I could go to an amusement park and it's just me and my date, I'd be able to have a blast.

uh oh. I hate shopping and trying on clothes, but the last time i was in an amusement park, i felt dizzy for days after lol (also i've seen way to many true crime/accident documentaries to feel save there). I think i would still prefer the amusement park, i don't have to do the crazy rides and they usually have some nice places to sit there. Also, it would feel like a lost place, so i could just explore that?

i hate both options

Let's be shopaholic ... today and everyday ... right, Louie!?

I opt for the shopping trip. If it doesn’t work out between us, I can return the items, even if just for store credit. And otherwise I can relive the memory and make new ones by wearing the items to dates, or I see them in the items in my apartment. It’s not like down the line we can’t be plebs in a theme park with the crowds.

An easy one for me this time! Shopping spree. So much variety - clothes, jewelry, electronics, home goods.

Whenever a character rents out an entire park, restaurant etc., I can't help but think about how it's sort of inconsiderate to others. Imagine going out of the way to head to the theme park during its regular hours of operations only to see the gates shut. Then you find that some rich dude rented out the place.

And if they're renting after-hours, I think about how the rental would be wasted on me. I don't hate theme parks, but I hate rollercoasters and thrill rides, which is like 90% of the appeal of theme parks for most people. I'm the boring person who would want to take a picture with a costumed character instead or ride something that would only appeal to 5 years olds or spend my time trying to win stuffed animals.

If the shopping spree includes car dealerships, I’m all in.