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[Q=janellen4] A floating week means that I can go anyweek if I book plenty of time in advance? Or is it better to have a fixed week?[/Q] [b]If your timeshare is in a popular location during a popular time period, then yes you need to confirm your floating week well in advance. As far as your question ... is a floating week better than a fixed week (or vice versa) ... it depends on if you want to go to the same timeshare unit every year at the same time or if you would rather go at a different time (floating). With a fixed week, you know what you're getting every year and in what unit. Many floating weeks don't necessarily have a fixed unit when making reservations.[/b]