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I had balcony seats where you got the best viewing experience seats were a little tight but all in all a great event a little surprised with the amount of small children there versus the amount of alcohol the adults were drinking
As a first timer I was expecting a bit more introduction info about each fighter: where from, how long been fighting, how old, accomplishments... Also, there was only one screen and no fight schedule given as you come in the building..
Great venue, small and not a bad seat there. Had front row seats in Sec 7, which were great. Definitely enjoyed the event and the evening.
NEF at the Bangor Waterfronts (Darling's) was a good show. You can separate the facilities from the fights. The fights - Awesome. It was great to see some young local (and no so local) talent. If you like slow boring fights that go to decision, this wasn't the place. Rear naked chokes, some KOs/TKOs, and even an arm bar graced the fights of the night. The card even included a female bout. NEF did a great job setting it up and with getting a crowd out. If possible, some mounted screens or TVs would have given some better close ups. The facilities - Darling's Waterfront is new. The kinks have not been worked out yet. The smell of wet sod did not make the most pleasant atmosphere, but is understandable given the major overhaul that went down. The porta potties were pretty gross, but that reflects on the habits of the fight goers not the porta potties themselves. The drinks and food were adequate - meaning, exactly what you would expect at these types of events. There was a decent selection of beer and the prices weren't unreasonable.
Paid over $77 dollars per seat for ringside seats and had a line of security guards stand right directly in front of me and my wife the whole evening.
The matches were great! The constant smell of cow manure, poor hand washing facilities, and no forethought as to how to prevent moths from falling into cage would have been appreciated.
