He says it was the number one problem at this year's festival.
A Laois councillor believes Electric Picnic failed to deliver a high standard festival for those with disabilities.
Paschal McEvoy has praised festival organisers for the way in which they manage to clean up afterwards.
He also wants to see more local assistance when it comes to directing traffic out of Stradbally.
However, the Fianna Fáil rep says from what he's been told, the number one issue is the provisions for disabled people:
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