Seats at the CURE Insurance Arena satellite location for the fifth annual Adirei HaTorah Ma’amad are now 65% sold out, and ticket sales are likely to close as early as tomorrow.

The priority seating section has already sold out, while a limited number of premium seats remain available. Organizers said they have also received requests from yeshivos for large blocks of seats, which could fill the remainder of the arena.

For now, organizers said they are holding off on allocating those large blocks in order to keep seats available for the general public.

“As it looks now, we will probably close down sales tomorrow,” BMG CEO Rabbi Yosef Heinemann said in a message urging urging shul ambassadors to notify their kehillos and others who may still want to attend. “If they would like to attend, now is the time.”

The satellite location at CURE Insurance Arena in Trenton, which has a seating capacity of approximately 10,500, was arranged after tickets to the main ma’amad at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia sold out within just four hours on Lag BaOmer.

Tickets for the satellite location went on sale Sunday evening at AdireiHatorah.com/tickets, with seats offered at several price points. By Monday afternoon, less than 24 hours after sales opened, 50% of the arena had already been sold. Organizers now say that figure climbed to 65% by Tuesday afternoon.

The Ma’amad Adirei HaTorah is scheduled to take place Sunday, May 31. The event will begin earlier than in previous years, with doors at Xfinity Mobile Arena opening at 3:00 p.m. and Mincha scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

This year’s ma’amad is expected to feature addresses from Harav Uri Deutsch and Harav Yitzchok Soloveitchik, who organizers said will be traveling specially to the United States to participate.