Sarah Scoles The Washington Post

The auditorium at Weeki Wachee Springs sits 16 feet underground. Long wooden benches face a thick glass wall, which stays shrouded in blue curtains, resembling ruched swimsuits. But three or four times a day, the curtains rise to reveal clear water. Back up top, a soft-shell turtle swims past the glass wall. Maybe a mullet, or a gar. And then the m...

The auditorium at Weeki Wachee Springs sits 16 feet underground. Long wooden benches face a thick glass wall, which stays shrouded in blue curtains, resembling ruched swimsuits. But three or four times a day, the curtains rise to reveal clear water. Back up top, a soft-shell turtle swims past the glass wall. Maybe a mullet, or a gar. And then the m...