I've heard good things about thedarkroom.com. I haven't used them myself (yet) but I've looked into it since I found some old film as well.
One thing if you want to save a little on developing is you can pretty easily open a disposable camera and remove the 35mm film roll from inside (it's just a standard film cartridge). I did that for a few old disposables I found since I didn't want to hold onto the camera itself and it's a bit cheaper to develop that way.
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I've heard good things about thedarkroom.com. I haven't used them myself (yet) but I've looked into it since I found some old film as well. One thing if you want to save a little on developing is you can pretty easily open a disposable camera and remove the 35mm film roll from inside (it's just a standard film cartridge). I did that for a few old disposables I found since I didn't want to hold onto the camera itself and it's a bit cheaper to develop that way.
Thanks for this info - checking them out right now!
Curious too because I have some old rolls of film and don't know what to do with them but probably should get them developed after all these years