You can develop disposable cameras at various places depending on your location and preference: In-Store Retailers (Common in US, UK, Germany):

• Germany (Berlin example): Stores like DM, Rossmann, and Kaufland offer disposable camera development. DM tends to be cheaper than Rossmann, and Kaufland may offer free film-to-digital conversion with prints starting at very low cost

• United States: Major retailers such as CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart provide disposable camera film developing services with options for prints and digital copies

• United Kingdom: Boots Photo and Snappy Snaps offer in-store film developing including disposable cameras, with quick turnaround times and options to get prints or digital files on CD/USB

• ASDA Photo (UK): Offers online ordering for disposable camera film processing with options for prints or digital formats like DVD, CD, or USB

Online Mail-In Labs:

• The Darkroom: A professional mail-in lab in Southern California that develops disposable cameras, scans the film, uploads digital files for sharing, and returns negatives. Turnaround is typically 3-7 business days after receipt

• Shutter Junkies: Specializes in disposable camera processing with higher-resolution scans and returns negatives. Pricing starts around $12, with options for prints and digital delivery

Summary:

• For convenience and speed, local retail chains like CVS, Walgreens, Walmart (US), DM, Rossmann, Kaufland (Germany), Boots, Snappy Snaps, ASDA (UK) are good options.
• For higher quality scans and professional service, consider mail-in labs like The Darkroom or Shutter Junkies.
• Prices and services vary; some places charge per print plus a processing fee, others include digital copies free or for an additional cost.

Choose based on your location, budget, and whether you want prints, digital files, or negatives returned.