Every resort experiences peak seasons when it is busier or more in-demand than at other times of the year. Naturally, peak season timeshare ownership costs more to purchase or requires more timeshare points to book than a timeshare in a lower-demand season.
Additionally, timeshare seasons don’t match calendar seasons; for example, winter is a peak season at most ski resorts but can be a lower-demand season at a beach resort. For this reason, timeshare seasons are typically categorized as red; white (or yellow); blue (or green) seasons. Prospective buyers will want to know in which timeshare season you own as it influences the price and their vacation options.