Fuji makes a very nice line of disposable cameras, 35mm and APS. Most now use 800 speed film. Beware of the "cheapy" disposables, they spot market film and have opened many to find Kodak in some, Fugi in some, Polaroid in some and black and white cans of no name film.
Most cameras now come with red eye reduction, not just APS, a lot of cameras now come with the availability of panoramic shots as well as regular shots.
It really does make a difference on where you have the film processed. IMHO, it makes no sense to send them to an outlab to save a few bucks and not have them color or density corrected. One hour labs (except Walgreens or CVS) take the time to look at the photos one by one and make the corrections. I know this, I do it all day long.
I tell people I don't process film, I preserve memories.

I also spend a large amount of my time reprinting sent out film. What a difference a very small amount of time can make to someone who's memories of a trip are in 4x6 inch prints.
I have been very impressed with the quality of shots taken with some disposables. Processing can make a HUGE difference in the outcome.
Gail
Offsite - 88
CBR - 89 & 90
PO - 91
OKW-92,OKW-93,OKW-96, OKW-97 2X'S,OKW-98 2X's
OKW-99 2X'S,OKW-00 2X's
Jamaica-SandalsInn 98&00