Cruise line ambassador refutes 'nonsense' rumor about higher drink package limit

"I won't share the posts, but it seems today that I am getting multiple posts from people quoting a certain Facebook page with many VIPS that we have, as of December 1st, increased the number of alcoholic drinks guests can purchase in a 24-hour period from 15 to 24," his message read.

Heald went on to state, "This is not true. Please ignore what is being stated there and treat it as … nonsense."

When reached for comment, Carnival Cruises directed Fox News Digital to its drink packages site.

The company's program allows for up to 15 alcoholic drinks in a 24-hour period, from 6 a.m. to 6 a.m. the next day.

"Carnival reserves the right to refuse service for any reason," the cruise line also states on its website.

About 37.7 million people were expected to cruise in 2025, according to the Cruise Lines International Association.

The man's family filed a lawsuit against the company after an autopsy ruled his death a homicide, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Security and crew members allegedly tackled and restrained the man while injecting him with the sedative Haloperidol and using three cans of pepper spray.