Your Guide to Labor Day in Flagstaff
Labor Day weekend is the biggest weekend Flagstaff has all summer — the county fair, Art in the Park, the Shift bake sale, and cooler mountain air. Here's how to plan it with kids in tow.

Arcade • Indoor • $$
Levitate Adventure Park is a locally owned indoor entertainment center on East Marketplace Drive that's hard to leave. The 24,000 sq ft space has a trampoline park, arcade, and cafe all under one roof, with a fenced area and a water fountain inside. Lil' Levitator Time is set aside for kids 6 and under so your littlest ones aren't getting launched by teenagers — that mix of ages is the real watch-out on a regular jump session. Special socks are required ($5). They host Neon Lights nights on Fridays and Saturdays if your crew wants something a little different. Parking and restrooms are on site, and the building is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible. It works from toddlers through tweens. Monday through Thursday 10am–8pm; Friday 10am–10pm; Saturday 9am–10pm; Sunday is the short day, 9am–6pm. Expect $$.
Local tip
Knock out the waiver before you leave the house — one filing covers everybody for two years.
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4601 E Marketplace Dr, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
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928-900-5867Website
levitate.funLabor Day weekend is the biggest weekend Flagstaff has all summer — the county fair, Art in the Park, the Shift bake sale, and cooler mountain air. Here's how to plan it with kids in tow.
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