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Pre and Post Prom
PROM TIPS AS SEEN ON NBC'S STREETSIDE SAN DIEGO
TRANSPORTATION:
Warm up your dance moves on the way to the prom in a party bus!
Top Dog Limo: $140 (plus 20% tip) for bus max of 20; $160 (plus 20% tip) for bus max of 28. SPAB Certified! (That's School Sponsored Activity Bus — California law — only Top Dog and La Costa Limo are SPAB-certified.)
See the city lights from the water by taking a water taxi to dinner anywhere in Shelter Island, Harbor Island, Downtown or Coronado! San Diego Water Taxi: $7 per person one way; service ends at 10 p .m.
Eat on the cheap at the Food Court in Seaport Village and then take a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride. 30-minute waterfront ride from Cinderella Carriage is $6; 45-minute Gaslamp or Star of India tours are $90; 60-minute grand tour is $120.
MAKE IT MEMORABLE WITH CREATIVE PHOTOS!
Molly Maser, senior at Rancho Buena Vista High School, says her mother greeted her glammed-out group of friends like paparazzi on the red carpet. “It’s a great way to get random, funny, and candid snapshots,” says Molly. With parents lined up behind the rope calling names and snapping pictures, everyone on the carpet felt like a star!
BE CREATIVE WITH THE BIG QUESTION:
Guys, if you have a girlfriend, she probably expects the two of you to go to the dance together. But why not throw a little surprise in the mix and ask her in a creative way? If you’re single and looking for a partner, a little creativity and cleverness is just the way to win her affections.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Pre and Post Prom
Pre and Post Prom
PROM TIPS AS SEEN ON NBC'S STREETSIDE SAN DIEGO
TRANSPORTATION:
Warm up your dance moves on the way to the prom in a party bus!
Top Dog Limo: $140 (plus 20% tip) for bus max of 20; $160 (plus 20% tip) for bus max of 28. SPAB Certified! (That's School Sponsored Activity Bus — California law — only Top Dog and La Costa Limo are SPAB-certified.)
See the city lights from the water by taking a water taxi to dinner anywhere in Shelter Island, Harbor Island, Downtown or Coronado! San Diego Water Taxi: $7 per person one way; service ends at 10 p .m.
Eat on the cheap at the Food Court in Seaport Village and then take a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride. 30-minute waterfront ride from Cinderella Carriage is $6; 45-minute Gaslamp or Star of India tours are $90; 60-minute grand tour is $120.
MAKE IT MEMORABLE WITH CREATIVE PHOTOS!
Molly Maser, senior at Rancho Buena Vista High School, says her mother greeted her glammed-out group of friends like paparazzi on the red carpet. “It’s a great way to get random, funny, and candid snapshots,” says Molly. With parents lined up behind the rope calling names and snapping pictures, everyone on the carpet felt like a star!
BE CREATIVE WITH THE BIG QUESTION:
Guys, if you have a girlfriend, she probably expects the two of you to go to the dance together. But why not throw a little surprise in the mix and ask her in a creative way? If you’re single and looking for a partner, a little creativity and cleverness is just the way to win her affections.
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