I second this. I went last week on a weekday and ended up not even bothering to wait-- there was someone who must have gotten there around 5:30am and someone who had gotten there at 6:15am. Apparently, one scalper showed up between the 5:30am person and 6:15am person, and then had three other scalpers show up to join them much later. Since there are only TWELVE tickets, if the other early person was waiting for a friend (as she might have mentioned, I'm not sure it's what she said), the person there at 6:15am wouldn't have even been able to get tickets without picking a fight with the scalpers. On a weekday, when school is still in session. Ridiculous.
And the scalpers were really young (I'm sure they should have been in some high school class at the time), rude, and loudly talking about scalping the entire time. I stayed for about a twenty minutes to survey the whole situation, but I wish the box office would take it less lightly. This is the only way for people to get seats for less than $96, and it would be really nice if some of us who just want to see the show for the first time could actually get them... There were in total only 3 or 4 people in front of me if the scalpers weren't there.
"I thought that that was just going to be a like one shot deal for me, you know, but they kept talking about it like, 'when we do the production, when we do the production', and I was like, 'yes, yes, when you do the production, cool, I will come and see it'". - John Gallagher Jr. on SA