9. Mulan and Shang - the dinner proposal
10. Snow and Florian - singing at the balcony

Please note that the ideal criteria for choosing an option for elimination should be basis the scenes in the film. What was included in the date - dinner/walk/ride/town tour etc, the setting of the scene (forest/ballroom/garden/lake and how exotic/beautiful it is, the romantic emotions between the couple (not from entire movie but in the scene itself).
Also, please consider the entire situation. For ex: Philip flirting with Aurora before dancing will be part of the date.

Pocahontas is literally teaching John and it isn't romantic from any angle. Even though the setting is truly gorgeous, it looks more like an educational trip than a date.

It's a very short dance, and that's all they do. The swamp surroundings don't add much atmosphere at all. The dance ends because Tiana remembers that she doesn't like Naveen that much. That kills the mood immediately.

Poca and John cover more physical ground on their walk together, and there are breathtaking views! I certainly like the nature walk more than dancing in the swamp.

Honestly, I think Phillip flirting with Aurora before they dance is a little creepy. He physically restrains her from leaving and won't take "no" for an answer. It makes the whole scene leave a slightly bad taste in my mouth.

I really like Poca and John's nature walk. They do so many things together! I also really like Tia and Naveen's dance, especially since she cooks him dinner beforehand.

It just doesn't feel as special as the others.

Agreed with wavesurf's explanation.

anukriti makes great points about Poca and John's nature walk - the scenery is nice but the "date" is just her gently explaining to him that it's wrong to be a racist tool and that he needs to change. So romantic!

*swoons*

Agree with MaidofOrleans, this whole situation is more like creepy/scary than romantic for me. I'd punch him in the face if I'd be Aurora XD

I agree with what anukriti said.

Darn this is tough! I have to pick this one because I agree with anukriti that by comparison, it's the least romantic though I do think it's a beautiful bonding experience where she teaches him about nature and they see a wide variety of gorgeous backdrops.