In　recent　years,　designers　have　used　various　types　of　tools,　such　as　public　Participation　GIS　(PP　GIS)　and　Virtual　Reality　Modelling　Language　(VRML),　to　improve　urban　design　concept　understanding　in　the　consensus　process.　However,　these　tools　were　frequently　criticized　as　being　too　complex　for　the　majority　of　potential　users.　Moreover,　due　to　the　limitations　of　data　compression,　hardware　performance,　network　bandwidth　and　costs　of　current　virtual　reality　platforms,　the　users　need　to　gather　in　the　same　place　and　at　a　certain　scheduled　time　in　different　phases,　or　download　the　virtual　environment　and　avatar　models　from　the　server　through　the　Internet,　then　host　on　the　local　computer.　Cloud-based　virtual　reality　technology　is　acknowledged　as　a　powerful　tool,　which　provides　a　communication　platform　for　users.　In　this　research,　we　contribute　an　example　of　a　cloud-based　virtual　reality　(Cloud-based　VR)　integrated　automatic　presentation　script　(APS)　for　providing　a　broader　way　for　users　to　participate　and　understand　urban　design　concepts　in　the　consensus　process.　We　took　One　Foundation＇s　Disaster　Prevention　Park　in　China　as　a　case　study,　and　built　a　Cloud-based　VR　platform　to　propose　design　concepts,　and　create　an　APS　for　auxiliary　guidance　of　users　toward　understanding　the　concepts　of　urban　design　and　deliberate　design　alternatives　in　a　design　report　meeting　through　the　Internet.　The　application　results　show　that　the　Cloud-based　VR　(integrated　APS)　platform　proposed　in　this　paper　can　not　only　simplify　the　discussion　of　design　concepts　without　the　limitation　of　space　and　time,　but　also　can　improve　the　efficiency　of　discussion　around　design　alternatives　to　reach　a　consensus　without　any　extra　expense.　©　SPSD　Press,　Kanazawa.