High season

/hˈaɪ sˈiːzən/

High season

the time of the year that visiting a hotel, attraction, etc. is in high demand and the prices are high

antonyms : off-season

Examples

1. In high season, the hotels can range anywhere between $250 up to $400 a night.

2. Christmas is always the high season for aquavit consumption in Norway.

3. It's approaching high season as the summer begins in the Southern Hemisphere.

4. At this particular warehouse, during their high season, every single day, they might move in and out 150,000 melons.