What is the difference between fixed and floating intervals?
Fixed intervals are identified by a number from one to fifty-two. For example, the first full week of January is Week 1, and the last week of December is Week 52. When you have a fixed week you can only stay at the resort during your assigned week (and typically in an assigned unit) that does not change from year to year. View our timeshare calendar to learn more about fixed weeks. Floating intervals require you to contact the resort to designate your desired week each year during an assigned “season”. Seasons are usually designated by colors and are based on demand for accommodations during a particular time frame. Since the terminology varies among different resort companies, be sure to do your research before purchasing a floating resale timeshare week. Also remember that what you’ll be able to reserve is based on availability (some weeks are always excluded for upper level memberships, and if you wait too long to reserve the week or unit you desire might not be available).
