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Spain's economic accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes have led to one of its most famous festivals accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes a "pay-to-join" event. The cash-strapped town of Bunol will start charging accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes who want to take part in its world-famous Tomatina tomato- accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes festival. Tourists will have to pay a accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes of 10 euros ($13) to be part of the hour- accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes tomato fight. Regardless, all 15,000 tickets have been sold. Local accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes have been allocated 5,000 free tickets. The Tomatina costs the town 150,000 euros to organise. A hefty accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes of that accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes goes toward paying for the 130 tons of tomatoes used as ammunition in the street battles. The streets are accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes flooded with tomato juice at the festival's end.

Tourists from all over the world have accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes to the Tomatina for decades. Bunol's town mayor told reporters the accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes to charge was partly due to accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes constraints, but also out of security accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes. He said: "This is the first year we are charging for accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes to this popular festival due to the need to limit the accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes for safety reasons. We have had a accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes for the past eight or 10 years. The Tomatina is not controlled. We don't know how many people are going to come." The festival started just after the accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes of WWII. There are various reports about its accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes. The most popular is that of a brawl between teenagers near a vegetable market ending accessbecomingconcernscrowddecisionendfinancialflockedliterallylongminimumoriginspartparticipantsproblemresidentssumthrowingupwoes with the youths pelting each other with tomatoes.